Maz: My names Marzuq but everyone calls me Maz
Michael: My names Michael
Andrew: My names Andrew
We are currently working on a continuity task before starting the main task of creating a children's film. Maz will be filming, Michael will be sitting down, and Andrew will be walking down a corridor talking to himself. We will be filming it in the "G" block and in the room "G7". The script is shown below:
Script.
Andrew: This corridor is so long!
Andrew: Why am I talking to myself?
Andrew: Where is this place, oh, here we are…
Michael: Dude, where you talking to yourself?
Andrew: No.
Michael: Ok. Good, because if you where, that would be strange.
Andrew: Well good, because I’m not strange.
Michael: Thank god for that. Anyways
Andrew: So what you doing?
Michael: Watching… I mean studying.
Andrew: Great what you studying?
Michael: Just learning about the economic problem.
Andrew: Well what would that be?
Michael: Well The economic problem is most simply explained by the question "How do we satisfy unlimited wants with limited resources?" The premise of the model of the economic problem is that human wants are constant and infinite due to the constantly changing demands (often close related to changing demographics) of the population. However, resources in the world to satisfy human wants are always limited to the amount of natural resources or human resources (human capital) available. The economic problem, and methods to curb it, revolve around the idea of choice in prioritizing which wants can be fulfilled. Although by increasing resources with things such as new technology, the economy grows with its maximum possible output. ;)
Andrew: Well cheers mate, you jus spoiled my day.
Michael: No problem.
