Capitalism is an economic system based on PRIVATE OWNERSHIP and the use of CAPITAL ( money). CAPITALISM.

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Capitalism is an economic system based on PRIVATE OWNERSHIP and the use of CAPITAL ( money). CAPITALISM

1. Private Ownership 2. Profit motive 3. Market Economy CAPITALISM

1. Private Ownership: Capital( money) belongs to individuals who are FREE to do what they wish with it. CAPITALISM

2. Profit Motive: based on the economic laws of supply and demand, when enough people want something, producers make it because they want a PROFIT CAPITALISM

3. Market Economy: a money value can be placed on everything in the marketplace: land, goods, time, and labor. Buyers and sellers are free to exchange goods and services at prices determined by…..”SUPPLY and DEMAND ” CAPITALISM

DEMAND = “More of a good will be demanded the lower its price. Less of a good will be demanded the higher its price” Ex 1. Diamonds are expensive because they are rare. (Women do not want cut quartz in their rings!) Ex. 2. When calculators first came out, they were over $600. Now you can get them in cereal boxes! BASIC LAWS OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND

SUPPLY: “More of a good will be supplied the higher its price. Less of a good will be supplied the lower its price”. EX : If a person can get 300% profit on selling Smartees, more people will start supplying Smartees to get the profit. But it won’t last long…because more people selling the same product means more product to sell….demand drops and the price comes down…. BASIC LAWS OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND

“When the quantity DEMANDED is GREATER than the quantity SUPPLIED, prices tend to…. “GO UP/INCREASE”. (WHY?) “When the quantity SUPPLIED is greater than the quantity DEMANDED, prices tend to….”GO DOWN/DECREASE”. (WHY?) ROLE OF “PRICE” IN RELATION TO THE LAWS OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND:

Adam Smith : CAPITALISM/Laissez-faire. Wealth of Nations, 1776 “The individual, pursuing his SELF-INTEREST, will bring on general benefits to society” NEED for free markets (no government intervention) CAPITALISM: LAISSEZ-FAIRE FIGURES

Thomas Malthus: Predicted that the population would outpace the world’s food supply. People should limit kids. No government help for the poor. CAPITALISM: LAISSEZ-FAIRE FIGURES

Uneven distribution of WEALTH Poor people live in SQUALOR: slums, bad sanitation, etc. Working conditions are miserable. CRITICISMS OF CAPITALISM

COMICS

SOCIALISM

Principles: “Equality of all People” Cooperation is better than competition. SOCIALISM: GOVERNMENT SPREADS THE WEALTH EQUALLY AMONG CITIZENS. NO POOR OR RICH. “True socialists advocate a completely classless society, where the government controls all means of production and distribution of goods. Socialists believe this control is necessary to eliminate competition among the people and put everyone on a level playing field. Socialism is also characterized by the absence of private property. The idea is that if everyone works, everyone will reap the same benefits and prosper equally. Therefore, everyone receives equal earnings, medical care and other necessities.” –How Stuff Works

SOCIALISM

UTILITARIANISM: “GREATEST GOOD FOR THE GREATEST NUMBER” “Advance the greatest good for the greatest number” “Government should enact reforms that promote more happiness” John Stuart Mill Jeremy Bentham

Utopia By Thomas More described an ideal society. Robert Owen: campaigned for child labor laws Encouraged unions. Set up model, self-sufficient community to show that it was possible to be nice to workers and still make a profit UTOPIANISM: IDEAL SOCIETY BASED ON COOPERATION INSTEAD OF COMPETITION Utilitarianism and Utopianism are the same

UTILITARIANISM- FOR THE COMMON GOOD OF THE PEOPLE

COMMUNISM: EXTREME FORM OF SOCIALISM IN WHICH “ALL PEOPLE” OWN THE PRODUCTION. PRODUCES A CLASSLESS SOCIETY. KARL MARX CAME UP WITH IT.

Unfortunately, in many communist countries, the leaders resort to natural human nature and benefit a lot from this system while the people of the country do not. In many communist nations, the leaders are or become dictators. COMMUNISM

United States. Canada. United Kingdom. Australia. New Zealand. Austria. Ireland. Sweden. CAPITALIST COUNTRIES

France Denmark Finland Netherlands Canada Sweden Norway Ireland New Zealand Belgium SOCIALIST COUNTRIES

Yes, other countries take aspects of both ideals. IS IT POSSIBLE FOR A COUNTRY TO BE FULLY CAPITALIST OR FULLY SOCIALIST?

Germany Japan India FULLY CAPITALIST

FULLY SOCIALIST (COMMUNIST) People's Republic of China Republic of Cuba Democratic People's Republic of Korea North Korea Lao People's Democratic Republic Laos Socialist Republic of Vietnam