Economic Systems
Economic Systems 2
Allocation Strategies
Definitions
Definitions 2
100

What dictates a traditional economy?

Customs, Beliefs, Rituals

100

Who decides in a command economy?

Government

100

This allocation strategy allows rationing of a resource based on who can afford the price set by the market.

Price

100

What are public goods?

Goods and services provided by the government paid for by tax dollars
100

Education is what type of productive resource?

Human Capital

200

Who dictates a market economy?

Individuals and businesses

200

What makes a mixed economy different than the others?

It's a combination of market and command

200

This allocation strategy is based on what the majority of people want

Majority Rules

200

Why doe we have private property rights?

To protect our ideas, creations, products, etc. from being stolen by others

200
What is the relationship between inputs and outputs?

Productivity

300

What kind of economy do MOST countries have?

Mixed

300

Government regulation is associated with which economy/economies?

Command and Mixed
300

This allocation strategy can distribute the resource to the person who wins.

Contest

300

What are externalities?

Positive or negative effects caused by a third party

300

What is provided by the government and paid for by tax dollars?

Public Goods

400

What is an incentive for selling in a market economy?

Variety of products and services, easily open a business, no regulations by the government, easily make money

400

A country has the freedom to produce what the consumers want but their government regulates business. What type of economy is this?

Mixed
400

This allocation strategy can be handled quickly and gives everyone who wants the resource equal odds of receiving it.

Lottery

400

What is government regulation?

Laws/rules implemented by the government in an economy/economic system

400

What is an example of a positive externality?

Building a new road

Vaccine development

500

What are the 3 economic questions?

What to produce?

How to produce?

For whom to produce?

500

How can an economy switch from market to command?

Add government regulation

500

This allocation strategy allows people to receive a resource if they are the first one in line for it.

First come, first served

500

What is an example of a negative externality?

People littering 

Run off in a stream

Factories that release pollution

500

When a country invests heavily in physical capital and new technology, they experience __________

Economic Growth