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    Understanding Economic

    Systems

    MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS

    THE UNIVERSITY OF WORL E!ONOMY

    AN I"LOMA!Y

    WORL E!ONOMY

    S#$er%isor& Isad'ano% A(

    )st year Masters st#dent& *arimo%a *+(

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    Warm Up Question #1

    What standard of living do youhope to attain in life? How doyou plan to accomplish thisgoal?

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    Main IdeaEconomies vary when it comes to

    government involvement !herelationship "etween government andthe economy has "een de"ated sincemerica$s historical "eginnings

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    Essential Question

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     r n m e n t 

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     n o m y ?

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    I Understanding Economic %ystems

    Economics & the social science thatanaly'es the production( distri"ution(and consumption of goods and services

    ) Many di*erent economic systems inthe world

    + Helps formulate our understanding ofModern merican History

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    Economies of the World ,-../

    ccording to this map( which are amongst the world$s wealthiestnations?

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    %ystems

    n economic system in whichfactories( e0uipment( or other means

    of production are privately ownedrather than controlled "y thegovernment

    )Eample & United %tate of merica

    +apitalism

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    2aisse',3aire !he idea that the free

    mar4et( through supply anddemand ( will regulate itself

    if government does notinterfere

    ) 5overnment should "e“hands of” with "ig

    "usiness+ Highest form of capitalism

    6 E 7ise of Industry in

    merica in 18th

     +entury

     9ohn 67oc4efeller founderof%tandard:il had a

    net worthof ;

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    %upply 6emand !he way a mar4et regulates itself in a capitalist

    society

    ) In your %ocial %tudies 9ournal add the followingvisuali'ation

    + %o how does this wor4?

    apitalism =continued>

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    %ocialism political and economic

    theory that advocatesownership of the meansof production( such as

    factories and farms( "ythe people rather than"y capitalists and landowners

    ) @ower "elongs to thewor4ing class

    +  E & +hina( Augoslavia=parts of U%%7>

     !he sym"ol of the%oviet Union featured

    the hammer and sic4lesym"ols of la"orers for

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    +ommunism n economic or political system in

    which the state or the communityowns all property and the means ofproduction( and all citi'ens share the

    wealth) +reates a classless society

    =theoretically

    + E & Bietnam( +u"a( U%%7

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    Capitalism(Marketeconomy)

    Socialism(mixed economy)

    Communism (Commandeconomy)

    :wnershipand control

    +ompetition

    %tandard of2iving

    •Individualscontrol means ofproduction•Mar4etdetermines what

    goods will "e soldat what price•+ompetition

    4eeps prices lowand 0uality high

    •high standard ofliving andeconomicsecurity•Individuals free

    to earn proCts("ut may ris4

    •)asic means ofproduction owned

    and managed "y

    government

    •@rivate ownership(

    with regulation( of"usinesses+ooperation

    stressed over

    competition

    •high standard of

    living and economic

    security

    •High taes provide

    free health care andeducation

    5overnment owns

    means of production

    5overnment

    determines what

    goods will "e sold at

    what price

    Do competition( lower

    0uality goods

    5oal is e0uality for

    every"ody( enforced

    "y the government

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    Economic %cenariosWor4 with your ta"le groups to

    demonstrate your understanding ofeconomies

    naly'e the following scenarios and thenidentify the type of economy that is "eingdescri"ed in the statement

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    %cenario #1In this economy

    manufactures ofautomo"iles

    control thenum"er ofvehicles

    produced eachmonth in a e*ortto avoidsurpluses thatwould minimi'e

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    %cenario #-In this economy( the

    governmentproduces it$s

    signature cra"avored soft drin4and determines that

    it will "e sold for;1-F in all stores

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    %cenario #GIn this economy(

    investors can ma4emillions investing in

    the construction ofnew homes( "ut it is

     ust as li4ely that the

    value of theseproperties coulddecrease "y .J andthey will lose millionsof dollars

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    %cenario #

    In this economy(unemployment isaround GJ and

    although taes arehigh( all mem"ers ofthe society have

    access to goodschools and hospitals

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    %cenario #F

    In this economy(there are only Gtypes ofautomo"iles tochoose from

     !hey often "rea4down and they areall painted a light"rown color

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    %cenario #<

    In this economy(you are the ownerof construction

    company( "ut allyour materials to"uild houses is

    regulated "y thegovernment toensure safe

    housing for all

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    %cenario #K

    In this economy( thevalue of goodsuctuates greatly and

    as a company youmust continue toproduce 0uality goods(

    or ris4 "eing out of"usiness

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      &6emand

     !hese concepts are comple( yet

    understanding them is essential to ourdiscourse this year

    With the time remaining in class( I amas4ing you to create a visual reminder(

    with your ta"le group for supply

    %upply

    %upply

    6emand

    6emand

    ; @rice ;

    ; @rice ;

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    ; @rice ;

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    merica$s Mied Economy

    • Wor4 with your ta"le group toread the article a"outmerica$s current miedeconomy

    • 7espond to the essential

    0uestions after reading• +lass discussion to follow

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