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Economic Systems

Econimic Systems

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What is an economy? social science that deals with production, distribution , and consumption of goods and services.
What questions should an economy answer? 1. What to produce? 2. How to produce it? 3. For whom to produce?
What is a traditional economy? An economy based on customs and traditions.
What is an example of a traditional economy? The Inuits
What is a command economy? It is an economy in which the government decides what goods are made and how they will be made.
What is bartering? The exchange of one good for another.
What is a market economy? An economy that operates by voluntary exchange in a free market and is not planned or controlled by a central authority; a capitalistic economy
How many countries have a market economy? None
What is capitalism? Economic system in which private owners control the production of goods and profits.
What is a qouta? A product or good brought in from other countries
What is a tariff? A special tax charged on foreign goods.
What is an embargo? A ban on trading with another country.
What is GDP? GDP- Gross Domestic Prodution A economic indicator used to tell how an economy is doing. It is the total amount of goods and services produced by a country in a year.
What is a human resource? People who perform labor; invest in by training and education
What are capital goods? Items that people need to performs their jobs;invest in by updating machinery and new technology.
What are natural resources? Resources that come from nature.
What are entreprenuers? People with ideas that are willing to take risks to start a buisiness.
What is standard of living? The ability to provide the neccessities for living.
What is literacy rate? The percentage of people in a country who are able to read and write.
What is spcialization? Producing or providing a service in what you do best.
What is oppurtunity cost? Value of what is given up when a choice in made.
What are two examples of a capital good? Shovel and oven
What are two examples of a natural resource? Wheat and berries
What are three ways a country can invest in its human resource (human capital). Training, education, and health
What is exchange rate? How much one currency is worth in terms of another.
What is currency? Money
What is supply? Qauntity of a product or service in market available for purchase.
What is demand? The the desire to purchase with power (money) to do so.
What is a mixed economy? A combination of privatly owned and government owned businesses.
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