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Modern Economies

The Problem with Market Economies Laissez faire is the doctrine that government generally should not interfere in the marketplace. The economy runs itself Market economies, with all their advantages, have certain drawbacks. They will need help to keep stability

The Mixed Economy In a mixed economy: The government purchases land, labor, and capital from households in the factor market Purchases goods and services in the product market.

Comparing Mixed Economies Economic systems are classified by the amount of government involvement. Centrally Planned has lots of government intervention Free Market (Free Enterprise) has very little if any government The degree of government involvement in the economy varies among nations.

Label by Economy Cuba United States Canada China Hong Kong France

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