The American Private Enterprise System. Part I How America Is Organized to Do Business.

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The American Private Enterprise System

Part I How America Is Organized to Do Business

Economic Systems How it all Started? Economic Systems – Refers to a process through which labor, resources, and skills are brought together to produce and distribute the enormous variety of things people need and want e.g. goods- food, clothing, cars, factories, etc. services- transportation, education, healthcare, public safety, etc.

Three Basic Questions?? What to Produce? How to Produce it? For whom to produce it?

Comparing Economic and Political Systems Capitalism- Market where resources are primarily owned be private individuals and groups Socialism- Economy depends heavy on the government to plan and make economic decisions and to own and control important economic resources Communism- Describes socialist economy ruled by a single political party that controls the use of all economic resources

What Our Economy Provides? Gross Domestic Product (GDP)- Measures the size of our national production – (add together the value of all goods and services for one year only measures final output) Income- Earn income by being paid for applying our skills, efforts, and resources to some productive purpose National Income = GDP + receipts of income from abroad, payments abroad, consumption of fixed capital, taxes, and subsidies

World Trade: A Pocketbook Issue for Everyone U.S. is becoming more dependent on other nations Foreign economic condition and exchange rates U. S. and WWII Exchange Rates- deals between countries are affected markedly by wide fluctuations in the value of each country’s currency Tariffs- taxes a government places on internationally traded goods to protect its prices

The Need for Choices All of our needs and desires cannot be fully satisfied In American Economic system decision making is shared by consumers, producers, and governments. Make wise choices!!