Economic Goals Societies answer the three economic questions based on their values. Economic Goals Making the most of resources Economic efficiency Freedom.

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Economic Goals Societies answer the three economic questions based on their values. Economic Goals Making the most of resources Economic efficiency Freedom from government intervention in the production and distribution of goods and services Economic freedom Assurance that goods and services will be available, payments will be made on time, and a safety net will protect individuals in times of economic disaster Economic security and predictability Fair distribution of wealth Economic equity Innovation leads to economic growth, and economic growth leads to a higher standard of living. Economic growth and innovation Societies pursue additional goals, such as environmental protection. Other goals

The Free Market Economy In a free market economy, households and business firms use markets to exchange money and products. Households own the factors of production and consume goods and services. monetary flow physical flow Circular Flow Diagram of a Market Economy Households Firms Households pay firms for goods and services. Product market Firms supply households with goods and services. Households supply firms with land, labor, and capital. Firms pay households for land, labor, and capital. Factor market

Government’s Role in a Mixed Economy The government purchases land, labor, and capital from households in the factor market, and Purchases goods and services in the product market. monetary flow physical flow Circular Flow Diagram of a Mixed Economy Households Firms Product market Government expenditures government-owned factors taxes taxes government purchases Factor market

Comparing Mixed Economies An economic system that permits the conduct of business with minimal government intervention is called free enterprise. The degree of government involvement in the economy varies among nations. Continuum of Mixed Economies Centrally planned Free market Source: 1999 Index of Economic Freedom, Bryan T. Johnson, Kim R. Holmes, and Melanie Kirkpatrick Iran North Korea Cuba China Russia Greece Peru United States South Africa France United Kingdom Botswana Canada Singapore Hong Kong