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economic system

TermDefinition
Traditional Economy Is based on a societys value.
Command Economy Relies in government officials to answer the three basic economic questions.
Market Economy Individuals answer the three basic economic questions.
Market Free exchange of goods and serveces.
Self Interests The impulse that incurages people to fulfill their needs and wants.
Insentive Something that incurages you to behave in a particular way.
Mixed economy combines elements of traditional, market,and command econnomic models to answer the three basic economic questions
authoritarian socialism mixed economies that are closest to the pure command model (communism)
capitalism individuals own the factors of production and answer the basic economic questions
democratic soacialism the goverment owns some of the factors of production
free enterprise a system under which business can conducted freely with little goverment intervention
private property goods that are own by individuals and business, rather than by the goverment
contracts an agreement with one another to buy and sell goods and services
compitition the economic rivery that exists between business selling the same or similar products
voluntary exchange when producers and consumers unconditionay purchase and sell products, and they beleive that the opportunity costs of such a trade are acceptible to both parties
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