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What type of economic system does each picture represent ?
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review Your notes on economic systems For a quiz
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Political and Economic Philosophies Yesterday, we said the difference in the economic systems (that we talked about) was what? Now, one step further….
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We use these philosophies to further classify Actually addresses more about gov’t control Political and Economic Philosophies
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1. Capitalism (aka: free enterprise, private enterprise) Characteristics: govt concerned about it’s people (well-off and not); govt has some involvement in the market: keeps a balance. Political foundations: usually democracy; usually more than one party; elections; Ex: US and Japan
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2. Communism Theory: goods owned in common (govt repping the community) are available to a classless society based on need Characteristics: able-bodied assigned work; no unemployment; ALL paid; govt decides on education and living (subsidized) for all, based on need; free medical; NO economic freedom b/c NO financial incentive: no entrepreneurship Ex: Cuba, South Korea, China (but is lessening)
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3. Socialism Used to mean Used to mean: that a system was moving toward a communist ideal (classless society) Now means Now means: democratic with increased govt involvement to meet basic needs and provide employment for many Characteristics: more social services (medical, education, pensions and elderly care; MUCH higher taxes than capitalist countries financing the govt Ex: govt runs key industries and makes economic decisions on state-controlled, non-comp companies (utilities, transportation, banking) Canada, Germany
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activity Partners Facebook page for each philosophy Profile, cover picture 15 comments (can be conversations) 10 likes Occupation, 5 friends, favorite quote, 3 ads on the side Additions= more points
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