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Mixed And Transitions
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Rise Every type has problems Command-inefficient, little consumer freedom Traditional- no potential, no growth Market-limits toward bottom, greed, corupt Laissez Faire- “let them be” Free Market no government involvement Limits- roads, national defense etc,,, Govt- laws, regulations, EPA, Disabilities Act
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Rise Private Property- land/property owned by individuals or companies- Govt laws to protects Protected by Constitution- govt must pay fair price if purchasing land for “public” good. Balance between “control vs freedom” Taxes? Regulations?
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Circular Flow Model Govt in factor market Purchases land, labor, capital from individuals 2.8 million govt employees, $9.7 billion a year Product Market- Buy goods and services- phones, office equipment, tanks, cars, etc,, Also provide- 4 million miles of roads
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Transfer Money Collecting Taxes Redistribute taxes/wealth Welfare programs Subsidies- farmers Social Security- greatest expenditure Expenditure- cost or expense
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Comparing Mixed All different types along continuum Free Market---------------------Command US- free enterprise Private or corporate ownership of capital goods Other end- China, India, North Korea Transition- away from Centralized planning to Market-based. Privatization of industry
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