ECONOMIC SYSTEMS METHOD USED BY A SOCIETY TO PRODUCE AND DISTRIBUTE GOODS AND SERVICES
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1 ECONOMICS
2 ECONOMIC SYSTEMS METHOD USED BY A SOCIETY TO PRODUCE AND DISTRIBUTE GOODS AND SERVICES
3 THREE ECONOMIC QUESTIONS WHAT GOODS AND SERVICES SHOULD BE PRODUCED? HOW SHOULD THEY BE PRODUCED WHO CONSUMES THESE GOODS...
4 WHAT SHOULD BE PRODUCED? HOW MUCH OF OUR RESOURCES SHOULD WE DEVOTE TO: DEFENSE? EDUCATION? PUBLIC HEALTH? CONSUMER GOODS?
5 HOW SHOULD GOODS AND SERVICES BE PRODUCED? HOW TO USE OUR RESOURCES SHOULD WE PRODUCE ELECTRICITY WITH OIL? SOLAR POWER? NUCLEAR?
6 COMBINING FACTORS OF PRODUCTION O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O 1 acre + 20 WORKERS + CAPITAL = 10 BUSHELS OF CORN O O 1 acre + 2 WORKERS + CAPITAL = 50 BUSHELS OF CORN
7 WHO CONSUMES GOODS AND SERVICES DISTRIBUTION IS DETERMINED BY HOW SOCIETIES CHOOSE TO DISTRIBUTE INCOME HOW MUCH IS LAND WORTH? HOW MUCH MONEY SHOULD TEACHERS EARN? DOCTORS? LAWYERS? GARBAGE MEN/WOMEN? Depends on social values and goals of a society
8 ECONOMIC GOALS OF SOCIETIES ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY: MAKING THE MOST OF RESOURCES ECONOMIC FREEDOM: FREEDOM FROM GOV T INTERVENTION ECONOMIC SECURITY & PREDICTABILITY: Goods are available; safety nets in times of disaster, etc. ECONOMIC EQUITY: FAIR DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH Transcranial pulsed ultrasound ECONOMIC GROWTH: INNOVATION LEADS TO GROWTH AND GROWTH LEADS TO A HIGHER STANDARD OF LIVING OTHER GOALS: SOCIETIES PURSUE ADDITIONAL GOALS, SUCH AS ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
9 4 MAIN ECONOMIC SYSTEMS
10 TRADITIONAL BASED ON CUSTOMS AND BELIEFS AGRICULTURE HAND CRAFTED GOODS -- TYPICALLY NO ORGANIZED GOV T.
11 COMMAND INDIVIDUALS HAVE LITTLE/NO INFLUENCE GOV T CONTROLS FACTORS OF PRODUCTION USED IN: NORTH KOREA CHINA LAOS CAMBODIA CUBA VIETNAM (FORMER SOVIET UNION)
12 MARKET GOVERNMENT HAS NO INTERVENTION IN ECONOMIC DECISIONS USED WHERE? Hong Kong Singapore
13 MIXED CHARACTERISTICS FROM ALL ECONOMIC SYSTEMS MOST COMMON USED IN THE UNITED STATES
14 CAPITALISM A. DEFINITION: MEANS OF PRODUCTION ARE PRIVATELY OWNED SUPPLY AND DEMAND DETERMINE PRICES BUSINESS HAS FREEDOM TO MAKE DECISIONS
15 CAPITALISM B. ADAM SMITH 1. THE WEALTH OF NATIONS 1776 C. LAISSEZ FAIRE THEORY HANDS OFF 1) Capitalism w/o gov t regulation 2) Laissez faire Capitalism was blamed for the following conditions following the Industrial Revolution 1) CHILD LABOR 2) LOW WAGES 3) NO BENEFITS (UNEMPLOYMENT) 4) DANGEROUS/UNHEALTHY WORKING CONDITIONS
16 CAPITALISM 3) FREE ENTERPRISE (capitalistic ideal) 1. EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES 2. SUCCESS AND FAILURE
17 ADVANTAGES EFFICIENCY: Many buyers and sellers, resources are used in the most profitable way FREEDOM: Producers have freedom (profit motive), Producers keep the fruits for their efforts SATISFACTION: Variety of products are produced to satisfy the consumer
18 DISADVANTAGES PURE CAPITALISM (Laissez-Faire) Ignores: The poor The unemployed The elderly *Develops a wide range of social classes *Monopolies/Oligopolies can be developed
19 MIXED CAPITALISM INDIVIDUALS CONTROL BUSINESS WITH GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS UNITED STATES
20 SOCIALISM DEFINITION: DEMOCRATIC MEANS SHOULD BE USED TO DISTRIBUTE WEALTH EVENLY
21 SOCIALISM A) CHARACTERISTICS 1) COLLECTIVE OWNERSHIP 2) DEMOCRATIC IDEALS 3) RE-DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH TO PREVENT CONCENTRATION OF WEALTH B) GOVERNMENT RESPONSIBILITIES 1) FREE MEDICAL AND DENTAL 2) FREE EDUCATION 3) SOCIAL SECURITY 4) HOUSING 5) GUARANTEED EMPLOYMENT
22 ADVANTAGES EQUALITY (Wages are nearly identical) SOME SOCIAL BENEFITS (health care, education, military defense) FULL EMPLOYMENT
23 DISADVANTAGES LESS EFFICIENT THAN CAPITALISM (MORE WORKERS THAN NECESSARY) TAXES ARE VERY HIGH
24 COMMUNISM EXTREME FORM OF SOCIALISM DEFINITION: ALL PROPERTY COLLECTIVELY OWNED JOBS - FOR ADVANTAGE OF THE COMMUNITY EVERYONE CONSUMES ACCORDING TO NEEDS
25 COMMUNISM B) POWER RESTS WITH THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT (DICTATOR)
26 ADVANTAGES UNFORTUNATE AND UNPRODUCTIVE PEOPLE STILL SHARE IN THE BENEFITS EQUAL SHARE OF RESOURCES
27 DISADVANTAGES INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM LOST NO INCENTIVES CONSUMERS LACK OF CHOICE LACKS FLEXIBILITY TO DEAL WITH CHANGES HIGH TAXES
28 COMMUNISM BACKGROUND OF KARL MARX 1) COMMUNIST MANIFESTO (1848) * Short book, talked of revolt 2) DAS KAPITAL *Outlined: A) WHAT IS WRONG WITH CAPITALISM B) HOW COMMUNISM WOULD TAKE OVER C) WHAT THE FUTURE UTOPIA WOULD BE LIKE
29 FASCISM A. Definition: A form of capitalism (private ownership) with strict government control *Wages *Prices *Production B. Involves a Dictatorship C. Extreme Nationalism Militaristic D. Racial Purity
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