'Command economies' diaporamas de présentation

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AGENDA Mon 1/23 & Tues 1/24

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What is Economics?

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AGENDA

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The Economic Problem : Scarcity and Choice

2 CHAPTER OUTLINE :. The Economic Problem : Scarcity and Choice. Scarcity, Choice, and Opportunity Cost Scarcity and Choice in a One-Person Economy Scarcity and Choice in an Economy of Two or More The PPF The Economic Problem Economic Systems Command Economies

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Intro to Business

Intro to Business. Unit 1: Economic Systems. Three Economic Questions. What goods and services will be produced? What do we have? How will they be produced? Hand > machine > elsewhere Who gets the stuff? Who reaps the benefits?. 3 Economic Systems.

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Economic Systems

Economic Systems. All Economic Systems seek to answer the three basic economic questions. 1) What to produce? 2) How to produce? 3) For whom to produce?. Traditional Economies. Basic economic questions answered by what has been done in the past Traditions are maintained

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Which type of government is being described ?

Which type of government is being described ?. A religious leader rules a nation according to the principles of a holy book. A person backed by the army assassinates the ruler of a nation and declares that he is now the ruler. A queen has total control of a nation. Her word is law.

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Intro to Economics

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Ch 6 Economics

Making Decisions in a Market Economy. Ch 6 Economics. Allocating Resources. All societies have resources. Whatever their resources, all societies try to figure out how best to use them to produce goods and services. EX: Natural- fertile land, vast mineral deposits, Sophisticated machinery

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Different World Economies

Different World Economies. Social Studies/Economics. Descriptive Overview:. In this lesson, students will be exposed to four types of world economies. They will also learn the historical background that led to the formation of those economies, specifically command and mixed economies.

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Chapter 2:

Chapter 2:. Economic Systems and Decision-Making. Economic Systems. Remember the three basic questions: 1. What to produce? 2. How to produce? 3. For whom to produce?. Traditional Economies. How do they answer the three basic questions? What are some advantages and disadvantages?

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Chapter Intro 3

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Chapter 9 Good Markets

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Governments and Economies

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Economic Systems

Economic Systems . Who Makes the Decisions?. Every society has an economic system to allocate goods and services. All economic systems need to answer the 3 economic questions of what to produce, how to produce, and for whom to produce

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Command Economy

Command Economy.

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SESSION 3 : LIMITED RESOURCES & UNLIMITED WANTS AND OPPORTUNITY COST & TRADE-OFFS

SESSION 3 : LIMITED RESOURCES & UNLIMITED WANTS AND OPPORTUNITY COST & TRADE-OFFS. Talking Points. Limited Resources & Unlimited Wants 1. There are four types of productive resources used to produce goods and services : human , capital, natural, and entrepreneurship.

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11.3 The Three Types of Economies

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Types of Economics

Types of Economics. Command. government owns and operates all factors of business aka- Socialism, Communism Cuba, China, Laos. Market. individuals own and operate businesses aka- Free enterprise, Capitalism Almost: United States, Great Britain, Japan. Traditional.

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