Identify the following pictures as traditional, command, and market economies:

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Identify the following pictures as traditional, command, and market economies:

What to ProduceHow to ProduceFor Whom

What is a traditional economy? This system is found in agricultural societies where people live the same way their parents and grandparents did. Found in some areas of Africa, Asia, & South America Produce what they need to survive by farming or hunting and gathering Make their own products Clothing Tools Trade extra food or items with others in their society

What to Produce How to Produce For Whom What people need to survive Farming, hunting, gathering Make their own products

What to ProduceHow to ProduceFor Whom

What is a command economy? Government controls what is produced and how it is produced Government owns the resources Government decides who gets the products Decisions about who gets the products may be based on: Class Reward system Simply by waiting in line Example: North Korea

What to Produce How to Produce For Whom Whatever government decides However government decides Class reward system waiting in line

What is a market economy? Economic decisions are based on what its people want to buy and sell Businesses can be owned by individuals who produce what they want Producers make products in a cost effective manner This ensures a profit Supply and demand for a good or service determines what to produce and how to produce it Who gets the product? Determined by how much a person can afford to pay for it Example: United States

What to Produce How to Produce For Whom What people want to buy and sell Supply and demand Determined by how much a person wants to pay for it

Definition What two countries in Africa have a mixed economy?

What is a mixed economy? A mixed economy contains elements of the traditional, command, and market economies. Two of Africa’s countries have mixed economies. South Africa Nigeria

Definition What two countries in Africa have a mixed economy? What people want to buy and sell 1.South Africa 2.Nigeria

Add this table to the last sheet of your flipbook: South AfricaNigeria Type of economy Main exports GDP per capita Unemployment rate

Type of Economy South Africa Nigeria A technologically advanced market economy with some government control; one of the strongest economies Poorly organized economy after a long period of military dictatorship and corruption; now trying to reorganize with more private enterprise allowed; want to be able to take advantage of strong world oil market.

Goods Produced South Africa Nigeria Mining (platinum, diamonds, and gold) Automobile assembly Machinery Textiles Iron and steel chemicals Fertilizer Oil and petrochemical are the primary market goods Nigeria once exported food and other agricultural products but now must import them

Leading Exports South Africa Nigeria Gold, Diamonds, Platinum, Other minerals, Machinery and equipment Oil, Petrochemical products

GDP per capita South Africa Nigeria $9,800 $2,000 GDP per capita: The total amount of goods and services produced within a country per year.

Unemployment Rate South Africa Nigeria 24% 4.9% Which country’s unemployment rate is higher? How could this impact the people of the country?

Identify the following pictures as traditional, command, and market economies:

Now that you have identified each picture, explain why you made the choice you made. – Example Answers: The first picture is an example of a ______ economy because it shows _____. A ____ economy is defined as ____. This matches the first picture because ____.