The Economic System of Pyramid by. General Information about Pyramid.

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The Economic System of Pyramid by

General Information about Pyramid

Pyramid’s Economic System What type of Economic System does Pyramid have? – Based on our analysis of Economic Systems, Pyramid’s economic system is a _____________ _________ because …

Pyramid’s answers to the three basic economic questions 1.What goods and services will be produced in Pyramid? – We will produce… 2.How will the goods and services be produced? – Pyramid’s goods and services will be produced … 3.Who will consume the goods and services? – The goods and services will be consumed by …

Dictator______: My View of Pyramid

Weapons Factory Worker ______: My View of Pyramid

Farmer ______: My View of Pyramid

Pilot ______: My View of Pyramid

Economic Goals and Values in Pyramid Goal/ValueDoes Pyramid value this goal? Explanation based on facts Economic Efficiency Economic Freedom Economic Security & Predictability Economic Equity Economic Growth & Innovation