Explain what you think the word economy means?

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Explain what you think the word economy means? What Is an Economy? Explain what you think the word economy means?

What Is an Economy? An economy is the organized way a nation provides for its people. A country’s resources determine economic activities such as: Manufacturing and transporting Buying and selling Investing Jobs

What Is an Economy? Capital also includes infrastructure, which is the physical development of a country, including: Roads and ports Sanitation facilities and utilities

How Does an Economy Work? Nations need to answer three basic questions regarding their economic system: Which goods and services should be produced? How will the goods and services be produced? For whom should the goods and services be produced?

How Does an Economy Work? There are three broad categories into which economic systems are classified: Traditional Market Command No economy is purely one type.

Traditional Economies In a traditional economy, traditions and rituals answer the basic questions. What: People belonging to a farming community farm for generations. There is little choice what to produce. How: The practices of a family’s ancestors carry on. For whom: Tradition regulates who buys and sells.

Market Economies In a pure market economy , there is no government involvement in economic decisions. The market is free to answer: What: should be produced. How: to be competitive and out-sell competitors. For whom: to sell their goods and services to.

Command Economies In a command economy a country’s government makes economic decisions and decides: What products are needed. How the government makes the decisions. For whom wealth is regulated by the government to equalize everyone.

When Is an Economy Successful? A healthy economy has three goals: Increase productivity Decrease unemployment Maintain stable prices

Understanding the Economy Inflation refers to rising prices. The higher the inflation rate, the less that country’s money is worth. To combat inflation, governments raise interest rates to discourage borrowing money and slow economic growth.

The Business Cycle The cycle of economic growth and decline is called the business cycle. The business cycle consists of five phases: Expansion Recession Depression Trough Recovery

The Business Cycle Expansion is a time when the economy is flourishing, characterized by: Low unemployment High output of goods and services High consumer spending

The Business Cycle Recession is a period of economic slowdown that lasts for at least six months. This time is characterized by: Reduced workforces and higher unemployment Lower consumer spending Low production of goods and services

The Business Cycle A trough occurs when the economy reaches its lowest point, then begins to rise.

The Business Cycle A depression is a period of prolonged recession. Businesses shut down Consumer spending is very low Production of goods and services is down significantly

The Business Cycle Recovery signifies a period of renewed economic growth following a recession or depression. It is characterized by: Increasing sales Decreasing unemployment Increased consumer spending