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Kevin/Mike

Published on Nov 24, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

ECONOMIC SYSTEMS KEVIN/MIKE

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COMMAND ECONOMY

THE GOVERNMENT MAKES ALL ECONOMIC DESICIONS

NORTH KOREA IS A EXAMPLE OF A COMMAND ECONOMY

  • Advantages
  • They prevent the abuse of monoply power
  • They can prevent mass unemployment
  • They produce goods with which benefits society
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COMMAND ECONOMY

  • Disadvantages
  • Unable to respond to consumer prefrences
  • Threat to democracy and liberty
  • Poor information about what to produce
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TRADITONAL ECONOMY

  • Traditional economy relies on habit, custom, or ritual for the key economic questions
  • Haiti is an example of a traditional economy

ADVANTAGES OF TRADITIONAL ECONOMIES

  • It will always sustain an enviroment friendly surrounding
  • It provides everyone with a role
  • It provides the goods and essentials needed for everyday life

DISADVANTAGES OF A TRADITIONAL ECONOMY

  • A natrual disaster can wipe out the economy such as the earthquake that struck haiti
  • It can change by the aspect of their ancestors
  • It Can only Provide the goods and services needed
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MIXED MARKET ECONOMY

A ECONOMY THAT FEATURES BOTH CAPITALISM AND SOCIALISM
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USA IS A MIXED MARKET ECONOMY

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ADVANTAGES OF A MIXED MARKET ECONOMY

  • Can create equality and a safety net
  • Can reduce the amount of government regulations
  • Most buisness and industrys can be left at private firms
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DISADVANTAGES

  • Difficult to know how much government should intervene
  • Are critisised by socialists
  • For allowing to much market forces leading to inequality
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MARKET ECONOMYS

ECONOMYS THAT ANSWER THE THREE ECONOMIC QUESTIONS
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CANADA IS A MARKET ECONOMY

  • Advantages
  • Competition leads to increased efficiency between diffrent firms
  • More innovations as firms look for more products to sell
  • More people work harder

DISADVANTAGES

  • Overproduction of goods
  • Growing unemployment
  • Social and economic inequality
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