Traditional Economy Decisions made largely by customs and habits of the past.

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Traditional Economy Decisions made largely by customs and habits of the past

Traditional Economy

Command Economy Decisions made largely by the government or central planning group

Command Systems Today North Korea Cuba

Market Economy Decisions are guided by change in prices that occur between individual buyers and sellers

Market Economy Other Names include: Free Enterprise, Laissez-faire, and Capitalism

Which would you rather pay? Market Economy Which would you rather pay?

Scarcity Limited supply of something Describes the conflict between people’s desires and limited resources

Results of Scarcity Dirty drinking water leads to: Disease Death

Supply & Demand The price of a good rises or falls depending on how many people want it and depending on how much of the good is available

What’s the price of a new pair of Jordan’s? Supply & Demand Limited Supply + High Demand = High Price What’s the price of a new pair of Jordan’s?