Types of Economies Description Market Economy Mixed Economy

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Types of Economies

Types of Economies

Description Market Economy Mixed Economy Command Economy Traditional Economy Characteristics Who controls the resources

Description Market Economy Mixed Economy Command Economy Traditional Economy Characteristics Who controls the resources ? Examples

Market Economy (aka Capitalism or Free Enterprise) § Description § People make decisions and

Market Economy (aka Capitalism or Free Enterprise) § Description § People make decisions and control the resources and businesses compete without government interference § Characteristics § § § Private Property Government stays out Specialization Division of Labor Adam Smith § § Who controls resources? § People § Example Countries § United States (closest example – pure market economy doesn’t exist) Wealth of Nations Laissez-faire Invisible Hand http: //farm 1. static. flickr. com/117/274082019_032 fcb 301 a. jpg http: //anabasius. files. wordpress. com/2009/05/the-faces-of-capitalism 1. jpg

Description Market Economy People make decisions and control the resources and businesses compete without

Description Market Economy People make decisions and control the resources and businesses compete without government interference Mixed Economy Command Economy Traditional Economy Characteristics § Private Property § Government stays out § Specialization § Division of Labor § Adam Smith § Wealth of Nations § Laissez-faire § Invisible Hand Who holds the power ? § People Examples § United States (closest example – pure market economy doesn’t exist)

Command Economy § Description § Who controls resources? § Government tells businesses what to

Command Economy § Description § Who controls resources? § Government tells businesses what to do and people have little say § Government Example Countries § Characteristics § Government owns land resources § Few choices for purchase § Gov’t decides What to produce, How to produce, For Whom to produce § Karl Marx – The Communist Manifesto http: //anarchy. files. wordpress. com/2007/01/stalin. jpg § § Cuba N Korea USSR China

Description Market Economy People make decisions and control the resources and businesses compete without

Description Market Economy People make decisions and control the resources and businesses compete without government interference Characteristics § Private Property § Government stays out § Specialization § Division of Labor § Adam Smith Who holds the power ? Examples § People § United States (closest § Government § Cuba § N Korea § USSR § China example – pure market economy doesn’t exist) § Wealth of Nations § Laissez-faire § Invisible Hand Mixed Economy Command Economy Government tells businesses what to do and people have little say Traditional Economy § Government owns land resources § Few choices for purchase § Gov’t decides What to produce, How to produce, For Whom to produce § Karl Marx – The Communist Manifesto

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http: //www. westga. edu/~bquest/2003/discipline. JPG Mixed Economy § Description § Combines elements of a pure market economy and a command economy § Characteristics § Private Property § Government regulations § John Maynard Keynes § Keynesian Economics § Pump-priming economics § Who controls resources? § Mixture of people and government § Example Countries § United States § Great Britain http: //images. businessweek. com/ss/06/11/1109_economy/image/intro. jpg

Description Market Economy People make decisions and control the resources and businesses compete without

Description Market Economy People make decisions and control the resources and businesses compete without government interference Mixed Economy Combines elements of a pure market economy and a command economy Command Economy Government tells businesses what to do and people have little say Traditional Economy Characteristics § Private Property § Government stays out § Specialization § Division of Labor § Adam Smith Who holds the power ? Examples § People § United States (closest § Mixture of people and § United States § Great Britain § Government § Cuba § N Korea § USSR § China example – pure market economy doesn’t exist) § Wealth of Nations § Laissez-faire § Invisible Hand § Private Property § Government regulations § John Maynard Keynes government §Keynesian Economics §Pump-priming economics § Government owns land resources § Few choices for purchase § Gov’t decides What to produce, How to produce, For Whom to produce

Traditional Economy § Description § Who controls resources? § An economic system based on

Traditional Economy § Description § Who controls resources? § An economic system based on customs and habits § Characteristics § Customs/Habits of the area § Example Countries § Developing Countries § Traditions determine occupation § No new technology § Barter system http: //www. sil. org/mexico/nahuatl/zacatlan/sup/01 f-Alfarera-nhi. jpg http: //siteresources. worldbank. org/INTTHAILAND/Images/news-events/417885 -1172720323378/2007 oct_weather-index_p 03 c. jpg

Description Market Economy People make decisions and control the resources and businesses compete without

Description Market Economy People make decisions and control the resources and businesses compete without government interference Mixed Economy Combines elements of a pure market economy and a command economy Command Economy Government tells businesses what to do and people have little say Traditional Economy An economic system based on customs and habits Characteristics Who holds the power ? Examples § People § United States (closest § Mixture of people and § United States § Great Britain § Government owns land § Government § Cuba § N Korea § USSR § China § Traditions determine occupation § No new technology § Barter system § Customs/Habits of the area § Developing Countries §Private Property § Government stays out § Specialization § Division of Labor § Adam Smith example – pure market economy doesn’t exist) § Wealth of Nations § Laissez-faire § Invisible Hand § Private Property § Government regulations § John Maynard Keynes government §Keynesian Economics §Pump-priming economics resources § Few choices for purchase § Gov’t decides What to produce, How to produce, For Whom to produce