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Change: Dollar votes: what the consumers are most likely to spend their income on How will goods and services be produced? Who will get the output How will the system accommodate change? How will the system promote progress? Technological advance Capital accumulation The Invisible HandEvery exchange is mutually beneficialFirms
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Aug 27 2007, 11:24 PM EDT
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Aug 27 2007, 11:21 PM EDT
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Aug 26 2007, 12:57 PM EDT
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Change: Firms and resource suppliers fulfill self-interest by providing a certain good/service because it yields better profits, while led by the invisible hand, they also promote the interest of society The Demise of the Command Systems The Coordination Problem The Incentive Problem The Circular Flow Model Resource Market where resources
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Aug 24 2007, 9:51 AM EDT
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Change: Households - provide resources to firms in exchange for payments to factors and use that income to exchange for the products firms produce Firms - provide payments to factors in exchange for resources from households to produce productsDiagram of Circular Flow Model note: this model does not include governments!
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Aug 24 2007, 9:04 AM EDT
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Change: economic decisions are made through a central economic planin socialist or communist countriesex. North Korea The Market System characterized by private ownership of resources Characteristics of the Market System Private Property Freedom of Enterprise and Choice Self-Interest Competition Markets and Prices Technology and Capital Goods Specialization Division
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Aug 24 2007, 9:00 AM EDT
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Change: Households - provide resources to firms in exchange for payments to factors and use that income to exchange for the products firms produce Firms - provide payments to factors in exchange for resources from households to produce productsDiagram of Circular Flow Model note: this model does not include governments!
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Aug 24 2007, 8:59 AM EDT
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Change: firms can collect revenue Households - provide resources to firms in exchange for payments to factors and use that income to exchange for the products firms produce Firms - provide payments to factors in exchange for resources from households to produce productsDiagram of Circular Flow Model
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Change: - an economic system governed by a central authorities, socialism and communist systems. (eg: Cuba, DPRK, Soviet Union, China under Mao) They utilize whatever is available, everyone gets the same amount regardless of how much work they do. The Market System Characteristics of the Market System Private Property Freedom
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Aug 24 2007, 6:48 AM EDT
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Change: - an economic system governed by a central authorities, socialism and communist systems. (eg: Cuba, DPRK, Soviet Union, China under Mao) They utilize whatever is available, everyone gets the same amount regardless of how much work they do. The Market System Characteristics of the Market System Private Property Freedom
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Change: the output How will the system accommodate change? How will the system promote progress? Technological advance Capital accumulation The Invisible Hand The Demise of the Command Systems The Coordination Problem The Incentive Problem The Circular Flow Model Resource Market Product Market Households Firms Diagram of Circular Flow Model
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Aug 13 2007, 11:08 PM EDT
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Aug 13 2007, 10:56 PM EDT
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Change: How will goods and services be produced?Who will get the outputHow will the system accommodate change?How will the system promote progress?Technological advanceCapital accumulationThe Invisible HandThe Demise of the Command SystemsThe Coordination ProblemThe Incentive ProblemThe Circular Flow ModelResource MarketProduct
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Aug 13 2007, 10:49 PM EDT
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Change: Economic SystemsThe Command SystemThe Market SystemCharacteristics of the Market SystemPrivate Property
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Aug 13 2007, 10:47 PM EDT
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