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1 Learning Objective: Today I will be able to compare the advantages and disadvantages of different economic systems by creating a matrix chart. Agenda Learning Objective Lecture: Ch. 2.1 Economic Systems Matrix Chart Vocabulary Exit Slip

2 Title Notes: Ch. 2.1 Economic Systems
Pure Market Pure Centrally Planned Mixed Market Define each of these concepts (as part of your Ch. 2 Vocabulary). 6 min. Pg

3 Economic system: mechanism or institutions that resolves the what, how, & whom question.
What goods & services will be produced? How will they be produced? For whom will they be produced?

4 Pure Market Private firm (business) that controls all production. Government does not get involved. Also known as laissez-faire. Advantages: No gov. restrictions No paying taxes High profits for CEO’s & business owners. Voluntary choices to buy & supply: invisible hand

5 Disadvantages: Difficult to enforce property rights, contracts, or rules of the game No min. wage/ income not guaranteed Monopolies: one corporation owns all companies. No Public Goods or Services No parks or army, cause neither is profitable. Externalities=cost outside of market transaction Damages on environment not penalized by gov.

6 Pure Centrally Planned Economy
Government controlled & owns all resources used production. (communism) (visible hand) Advantages: Equal distribution of resources to the people Ration living spaces & food. Equal pay & no poor or rich No such thing as the top 1% Free health care & education (college) People own & control economy Communal ownership of all resources

7 Disadvantages: Consumers get low priority Little freedom of choice
Food shortages & scarcity Little freedom of choice Consumers can’t demand consumer goods or complain to customer service. Inefficient production Gov. sets supply goals, which could be inefficient: not enough or too much Resources wasted All resources belong to gov., people do not care to about preserving gov. property Environmental damage unenforced.

8 Mixed Economy Advantages: Disadvantages: Public goods (from taxes)
Ex. Park, library, school, etc. Workers rights protected & Unions Wages & benefits are protected Competition: compare prices for the cheaper price Black Friday of course!!! Disadvantages: Competition: resources are scarce Not all have equal opportunities Paying taxes

9 Mixed Economies=Market Economies
Competitive market with mix of central (gov.) control. Transitional market: Central (gov. controlled market) changing into  competitive markets

10 Pure Market = Laissez-Faire (no gov.)
Pure Centrally Planned = Communism (gov. control) Mixed Economy = Capitalism (some gov. control)

11 Pure Centrally Planned
Instructions: Get an extra sheet of paper and draw this chart. Next, write the biggest advantage & disadvantage for each economic system in each designated box. Economies Advantages Disadvantages Pure Market Pure Centrally Planned Mixed/Market

12 Exit Slip Which type of economy do you prefer? Explain why you prefer that type of economy? The economy I prefer is____________________ because_______________________________.


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