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Welcome Knight Time! Find a seat and settle in 18 school days left…are you ready for our final???

Welcome C&E Students! Find your seat and settle in Roll Call: Spaghetti, Ravioli or Lasagna? Bell Work Take out a chromebook Got to google classroom Click on the “Crash Course” assignment Watch the video and answer the accompanying questions regarding economies Turn it in when finished

Reminders Parts 11-13 of Budget Project past due Part 14 due tomorrow night If there are any outstanding BP assignments you will work on them in the MC in instead of Monopoly Monopoly tomorrow and Wednesday Recovery Unit 5 – Participation

Identify the 4 types of economies

3 economic questions What to produce? How to produce it? For whom to produce it?

Traditional economies Definition Relies on habit and custom Barter and Trade Examples: Amish Massai

Command/ Centrally Planned Economy (Communism) Definition government makes all economic decisions and owns all factors of production Examples Cuba, North Korea, China, 1920-1991 Soviet Union

Karl Marx’s “Communist Manifesto” (1848) Father of Communism believed all politics and history is driven by the struggle of the proletariat (working lower class) vs. the bourgeoisie (rich upper class) Advocate for the worker believed a societal change can only come after a violent revolution

Free Market Economy (Capitalism) Definition economic decisions are made solely by people Example of this type of economy    No modern example (US still has gov’t intervention) Black Market

Adam Smith’s “Wealth of Nations” (1776) Father of Capitalism laissez-faire – gov’t leaves businesses alone; hands off free enterprise - few government restrictions Competition and Self-Interest regulate the economy; prices lower and quality increases “The Invisible Hand” – supply and demand will take care of the economy

Mixed Economy (Communism + Capitalism) Definition Mixture of private and public ownership Regulations (FCC, FDA) Subsidies Example of this type of economy US, France, UK, Canada Socialism

Socialism philosophy that wealth should be redistributed throughout society and everyone has a role to fulfill within the economy can allow for a mix of private and public ownership in socialist countries, gov’t often owns most major industries and uses wealth for social programs

Three Economic Questions Test your knowledge of the 3 economic questions and the four types of economies Read the question Determine which of the 4 options represents Traditional, Command, Free Market or Mixed Turn in your work to the class tray Continue working on Budget Project, your warmup video or Final Blueprint