Economic Systems Business Management. Economic Systems O BJECTIVE We will compare economic systems, free markets, and economic-political systems. E SSENTIAL.

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Economic Systems Business Management

Economic Systems O BJECTIVE We will compare economic systems, free markets, and economic-political systems. E SSENTIAL Q UESTIONS  Describe the similarities and difference between major economic systems.  Explain the societal impacts of each system.

Economic Systems Four Basic Types

Economic System  An organized way in which a state or nation allocates its resources and apportions goods and services in the national community  Remember – economics involves making decisions about resources!

The Purpose of Economic Systems  Scarcity is the fundamental challenge that confronts all individuals and nations.  Not every nation addresses the challenge the same way.  Economists generally recognize four basic economic systems.

Societal Impacts  How resources are allocated  How much government regulates ownership, taxation, and allocation of goods & services  How marketing decisions are made Explain the societal impacts of each system.

Types of Economic Systems 1)Traditional Economy 2)Command Economy 3)Market Economy 4)Mixed Economy Describe the similarities & differences between major economic systems.

Traditional Economy  Shaped by tradition  Tend to follow long-established patterns  Standards of living are static Describe the similarities & differences between major economic systems.

Traditional Economy  You know what you’re supposed to do, who you trade with, and what to expect from others.  Community interests take precedence over the individual.  Some private property is respected. Describe the similarities & differences between major economic systems.

Command Economy  Also known as a planned economy  Government controls economy & decides how to use and distribute resources  Government regulates prices and wages Describe the similarities & differences between major economic systems.

Command Economy  People (in the form of the state) own the means of production  State decides what will be produced according to a plan based upon the calculated needs of the people  State plays a role in determining who gets how much of what Describe the similarities & differences between major economic systems.

Market Economy  Consumers & businesses decide what to produce and purchase  Decisions are made by “voting with dollars”  Production based solely on demand in the marketplace Describe the similarities & differences between major economic systems.

Market Economy  Based entirely on the interaction of buyers & sellers in the marketplace  Individuals choose how to invest personal resources – what training to pursue, jobs to take, goods & services to produce  Individuals decide what to consume based on wants & needs Describe the similarities & differences between major economic systems.

Mixed Economy  Combines elements of market & command economy  Economic decisions made in the market  Government plays a role in allocating & distributing resources (taxes) Describe the similarities & differences between major economic systems.

Mixed Economy  Many economic decisions are made by individuals in the market.  In general, market forces prevail.  Government plays a role in the allocation and distribution of resources. Describe the similarities & differences between major economic systems.

Types of Economic Systems 1)Traditional Economy 2)Command Economy 3)Market Economy 4)Mixed Economy Describe the similarities & differences between major economic systems.

Economic-Political Systems O BJECTIVE We will compare economic systems, free markets, and economic-political systems. E SSENTIAL Q UESTIONS  Describe the three major economic- political systems.  Identify examples of countries that operate under each system.

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Capitalism  Most means of production are privately owned & operated  Production, distribution, and pricing decisions are market-driven  Goal: profit Describe the three major economic-political systems.

Capitalism  Characterized by free competition and supply & demand  Role of the government is to support the marketplace by:  regulating some marketplace activity  providing some social programs to support the people Describe the three major economic-political systems.

Societal Impacts  How resources are allocated  How much government regulates ownership, taxation, and allocation of goods & services  How marketing decisions are made Explain the societal impacts of each system.

Socialism  Most means of production are state owned & operated  Goal: social equality that narrows the gap between rich & poor Describe the three major economic-political systems.

Socialism  Major means of production (resources) are in the hands of the people, usually through the government  Wealth & income should be shared more equally, which typically results in extensive social programs supporting the people. Describe the three major economic-political systems.

Societal Impacts  How resources are allocated  How much government regulates ownership, taxation, and allocation of goods & services  How marketing decisions are made Explain the societal impacts of each system.

Communism  Community ownership of property  Goal: economic equality Describe the three major economic-political systems.

Communism  Characterized by (almost) complete government ownership  Private ownership encourages greed and competition.  Role of government is to exercise control in the name of the people Describe the three major economic-political systems.

Societal Impacts  How resources are allocated  How much government regulates ownership, taxation, and allocation of goods & services  How marketing decisions are made Explain the societal impacts of each system.

Closing Task 1)List the four major economic systems recognized by economists. 2)List the three economic-political systems, and identify the primary goal of each. 3)Explain the distinction between economic systems and economic- political systems.