Types of Economic Systems
Economic Systems in Europe
Trade, Specialization, and Barriers
Factors of Production and Living Standards
100

market economy is when

sellers chose to produce based on consumers choices. Buyers and sellers work together through supply and demand to set prices. People have a high degree of freedom, and businesses are privately owned.

100

What economy is the United Kingdom 

mixed economy that leans toward the market side

100

A tariff is a

is a tax on imported goods. This causes prices to rise and discourages trade

100

Human capital

the education, training, and health of workers

200

command economy is when

 the government decides what will be produced, how much to produce, and what prices will be. There is little competition, and the government owns most resources and businesses.

200

What economy is Germany

mixed economy, but it leans slightly more toward government involvement

200

A quota

 limits the quantity of a product that can be imported.

200

Capital resources

machines, factories, tools

300

 traditional economy is

based on customs and traditions passed down through generations. Because people do things the same way their ancestors did, these systems tend to have little change or innovation.

300

What economy is Russia

mixed economy, but it leans heavily toward the command side.

300

An embargo

completely stops trade with another country.

300

Natural resources

oil, minerals, water, fertile land

400

mixed economies is

combined elements of both market and command systems. A mixed economy allows private businesses to operate, but the government also regulates or controls certain areas to protect citizens.

400

is it possible for a county to be 100% market economy

no

400

Is it possible for a county to be 100% command 

no

400

Entrepreneurship

 people who start new businesses and create new ideas

500

However, trade can be limited by

trade barriers

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