🛠️ Low-Fidelity Exhibit & Talk Prototype

Teams build a rapid, low-fidelity version of their interactive exhibit (paper simulation, slide wireframe, role-play script, or cardboard model) and individually outline a 3-minute TED Talk storyboard on chart paper. Prototypes must visibly include: a labeled supply-demand graph, a scarcity trade-off example (land, labor, capital), a business cycle connection, and a globalization component. In the final 10 minutes, teams conduct a critique round where each member gives and receives feedback from 2 peers and logs revision ideas.