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The dominant economic system in the world Capitalism The dominant economic system in the world

Where is it? Everywhere in the world! Except Cuba, North Korea, and Venezuela.

1. invention of capitalism Adam Smith is an Englishman Writes Wealth of Nations in 1776

2. Free market Price is determined by supply and demand. If something is scarce, it costs more. If something is in demand, it costs more. If there is more of something than people want, it’s cheap.

The invisible hand: the market regulates itself. prices amounts to manufacture how much people will consume who will sell what Wages and what jobs people will have

3. Free market Countries should be as free as possible to trade. Countries should not have to pay tariffs on imports and exports. Comparative advantage Each country should make what it’s best at.

4. Division of labor People and countries will do what they are best at. People are paid according to demand for their labor.

5. laissez-faire Means “to leave alone” in French. Government should be involved as little as possible in the economy.

6. social structure Larger range between rich and poor. People are limited by their talents and opportunities, as John Locke predicted. Since people can invest their extra money, the rich get richer.