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Make a list of the first five things you think of when you hear the word “economics.”

Economics is the study of how individuals, businesses and nations… Make things Buy things Spend money Save money

People who study economics are called economists.

People have both wants and needs.

People purchase goods and services.

Three Economic Questions There is not an unlimited supply of goods and services, so there are choices to be made. Every country has three questions to answer. They all answer them a bit differently. Here are the three economics questions: 1. What gets produced? 2. How is it produced? 3. Who gets what is produced?

Learning how people as well as different countries answer these questions is the study of economics.

The Economy of the United States Here is how we answer the three economic questions: What gets produced? In a market or free enterprise economy like ours, consumers decide what gets produced. In the US a business will only make items that the public buys. If they make something unpopular and they notice that shoppers are not purchasing the item, they will immediately stop making it. How are goods produced? In our economy, business owners or entrepreneurs decide how products will be made. Their reason for owning a business is to make a profit. Consequently they will make goods the most efficient way possible. They don’t want to waste any more money than they need to on the production process. Who gets the goods that are produced? In a capitalist economy like ours, whoever has the money gets the goods. People are free to buy whatever they like as long as they have the money to pay for it.

Are all economies like ours?

The Economy of Communist Countries In countries like Cuba and North Korea, the three big economic questions are answered very differently. What gets produced? The government decides what the country’s farmers and factories will produce. The government carefully plans what the economy should focus on making well in advance. They usually make five year plans. How are goods produced? The government also decides how goods are produced. In countries like this, individuals don’t choose their own jobs. The government decides what you would be good at and they assign you a job. They make all the rules for farmers and factories. Who gets the goods? In a country like this the government decides who gets the goods. In countries like this people are not allowed to own private property like cars or houses unless the government gives you permission.