https://padlet.com/theeconomists211/wktct4yviqnu Society through our eyes en-us 2016-09-02 14:57:16 UTC 2016-09-03 03:47:16 UTC hello@padlet.com theeconomists211 https://padlet.com/theeconomists211/wktct4yviqnu/wish/121347236 Money has eventually climbed up in "Priority scale" for most people, even for me, I must admit; I really am the kind of person who chooses products because of brand & price, and finds money indispensable in her daily life, even if I just spend money madly.
Even though I'm picky with price I'm really into the actual value of things. Well for me, value means memories principally, for example some of my toys (yes I still have toys) are very very VERY special for me, because of their sentimental value, which I grew with them through time. And that is the kind of thing money can't achieve.
-Aimee Becerril G.]]> 2016-09-02 15:08:58 UTC https://padlet.com/theeconomists211/wktct4yviqnu/wish/121347236 theeconomists211 https://padlet.com/theeconomists211/wktct4yviqnu/wish/121347742 Money is an indispensable part of our lives, it surely makes us happy when we have it, and we can buy whatever we want, but also, we may remember the fact that moeny isn't the main priority in everyday life. We considered it the main achievement of a successful person, but it actually may not be like that; as money doesn't have all the power in life you can't buy everything in the world.
Price is something money can achieve, value isn't, it may not be always of a quantity, it may also refer to feelings, memories and experiences, the dream of every millenial, is to have enough experience to consider something valuable in their lifes. Price is not that at all, you can buy a house because of it's price, but you can't know the VALUE of it, if you've not live inside the memories which the past owners had.]]> 2016-09-02 15:10:16 UTC https://padlet.com/theeconomists211/wktct4yviqnu/wish/121347742 theeconomists211 https://padlet.com/theeconomists211/wktct4yviqnu/wish/121438179 What is the meaning of money and value? 
Throughout years money has been the reason why people go to work, we all need money to buy our necessities, so basically if you don't have money, you'll die. It may sound rude but it is what it is. But what happens when something that you own has taken part in your life, when something you have has a meaning? That is what humans call value.
For me, money is something that comes and goes, it won't last forever, for example, I'm saving money for a game I want, when i have enough money to buy it, i will, and all of my money will be gone, but i know i will save money again and i will do the same thing but maybe with something else, this will happen over and over again, until I die.
-Luis Fernando García

]]> 2016-09-03 01:33:02 UTC https://padlet.com/theeconomists211/wktct4yviqnu/wish/121438179 theeconomists211 https://padlet.com/theeconomists211/wktct4yviqnu/wish/121439256 Money is the most important part in the lives of several people, because something that is true is that if you have money, you have power and power can give you a good life for you and maybe for your family if you're planning to have one.
Power: Is the possession of control over others according to the cambridge dictionary, and that's what people want, everybody wants to have that power over others, control them, because that is what makes them have a higher society profile, and with that you can get a better house, a better car, better job, better family, and the most important thing, better life, and that´s what all of us are looking for.
-Sergio Mendoza Maya]]> 2016-09-03 02:23:14 UTC https://padlet.com/theeconomists211/wktct4yviqnu/wish/121439256 theeconomists211 https://padlet.com/theeconomists211/wktct4yviqnu/wish/121440484 What defines the success in our lives for most of the it only limits as being successful whit the money it only matters the size of your house or how many cars does someone have and in a lots of ways that's a pretty misleaded mentality here is when it comes the part of the value. Things are important because of the value we give them they only matter to us because we want them to be important. One of the reason of the confusion between this two completely different terms it's because the things some people value the most are material expensive priceful things we make them our main goal in life and don't get me wrong that doesn´t have to be a bad thing that one of our goals is being economicly succesful isn't a bad thing but when it becomes priority over more important things like family, good times, one life one time expiriences   being whit the people you love then we realise the difference bettwen PRICE an VALUE.
- Ethan Josue Arroyo Rodriguez]]> 2016-09-03 03:32:01 UTC https://padlet.com/theeconomists211/wktct4yviqnu/wish/121440484