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Types of Economies Fill in the blanks on your worksheet
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Four Types of Economics Traditional Economies
Command Economies Market Economies Mixed Economies
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Traditional Economies
Traditional economies are found in rural, non-developed countries
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Traditional Economies
Some parts of Asia, Africa, South America and the Middle East have traditional economies
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Traditional Economies
Customs govern the economic decisions that are made (traditions)
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Traditional Economies
Advanced-technology is not used in traditional economies.
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Traditional Economies
Farming, hunting and gathering are done the same way as the generations before
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Traditional Economies
Economic activities are usually centered toward the family or ethnic unit
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Traditional Economies
Men and Women are given different economic roles and tasks
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Traditional Economies
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Command Economies The government or other central authority makes decisions and determines how resources will be used
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Change can occur relatively easily
Command Economies Change can occur relatively easily
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There is little individual freedom
Command Economies There is little individual freedom
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There is no competition
Command Economies There is no competition
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Businesses are not run to make a profit
Command Economies Businesses are not run to make a profit
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Consumers have few choices in the market place
Command Economies Consumers have few choices in the market place
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Factories are concerned with quotas
Command Economies Factories are concerned with quotas
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Shortages are common because of poorly run factories and farms
Command Economies Shortages are common because of poorly run factories and farms
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The government dictates the job in which you work
Command Economies The government dictates the job in which you work
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The government sets the prices of goods and services
Command Economies The government sets the prices of goods and services
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Command Economies Examples of command economies : Cuba, North Korea and the People’s Republic of China
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Command Economies
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Resources are owned and controlled by individuals
Market Economies Resources are owned and controlled by individuals
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Economic decisions are made by individuals competing to earn profits
Market Economies Economic decisions are made by individuals competing to earn profits
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Individual freedom is considered very important
Market Economies Individual freedom is considered very important
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Market Economies Economic decisions are made by the basic principles of supply and demand
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Profit is the motive for increasing work rather than quotas
Market Economies Profit is the motive for increasing work rather than quotas
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Market Economies
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Government and individuals share the decision making process
Mixed Economies Government and individuals share the decision making process
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Mixed Economies Government guides and regulates production of goods and services offered
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Individuals own the means of production
Mixed Economies Individuals own the means of production
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Government Protects consumers and workers from unfair policies
Mixed Economies Government Protects consumers and workers from unfair policies
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Most effective economy for providing goods and services
Mixed Economies Most effective economy for providing goods and services
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Four Types of Economics
Review Four Types of Economics Traditional Economies Command Economies Market Economies Mixed Economies
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Traditional Economies
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Command Economies
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Market Economies
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Mixed Economies
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