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Economic Systems and Government Fall of the Roman Empire Germanic invasions Political fragmentation 9 th century invasions Reliance on local institutions Political system Feudalism

Economic Systems and Government Reliance on local institutions Economic System Manor System Self sufficient landed estates controlled by nobility

Economic Systems and Government

Crusades Ideas and products Trade routes Products and point of sale locations

Economic Systems and Government Business practices Partnerships Money changing Banking

Economic Systems and Government Revival of towns Charter Middle class guilds

Economic Systems and Government Capitalism “Free Enterprise/Market Economy” Characteristics: Private ownership and control of property and economic resources Free enterprise Competition among businesses Freedom of choice Possibility of profits

Economic Systems and Government Capitalism “Free Enterprise/Market Economy” Strengths: Is able to adjust to change gradually Individual freedom for everyone Notable lack of government interference Decentralized decision making Incredible variety of goods and services High degree of customer satisfaction Weaknesses: Rewards only productive resources—many people are too young, too old, or too sick to work Must guard against market failures—Great Depression

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