Principles of Economics
Factors of Production
Types of Economic Systems
Competition Types
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Economic Principle 1 states people -

Choose

100

Anyone working a job is -

Labor

100

This is the most common system in the world

Mixed Economy

100

Market defined by many sellers with similar products

Perfect Competition

200

All choices involve - 

Costs

200

These two factors of production are (typically) people 

Entrepreneurship and Labor

200

North Korea is the closest example to this type of system

Pure Command Economy

200

This market types if also called a cartel because of a small group of powerful businesses having total control

Oligopoly

300

People respond to these in predictable ways (principle 3)

Incentives 

300
This factor can also be described as tools

Capital

300
Consumers have more freedom in this economic system

Market Economy

300

Fast food is an example of this market type with many sellers selling different products

Monopolistic Competition

400

Mexico grows Avocados, Colorado grows peaches. Their wealth can increase if they - 

Trade

400

You can think about this factor as the company boss

Entreprenuership

400

South Korea and the United States are good examples of _______ economies

Market

400

Companies like Apple and Disney are accused on being this type of market

Monopoly

500

Principle 4 states that these things can individual choices and incentives

Economic Systems

500

Another way to describe Land as a factor

Natural Resources

500

Three key questions that determine market type

What is produced

How it's produced 

Who receives the product

500

These two competition types are defined by very few sellers

Oligopoly & Monopoly