spillover cost
a supply shock
Goods are produced to make money. If people want the goods and can afford them, they will purchase these goods and this will cause the producer to make more of these goods.
Socialist societies do not have ‘mixed economies’ or a state. The means of production are owned by all the people in common and production takes place to meet human nee, with free access to what is produced.
Food production is important for survival. People cannot live without food. The species would die out of food was no longer produced.
As this is a question seeking an opinion, this answer is an opinion as well. It is not "fact".NO. It is repugnant that the government should be the sole voice in determining what products should be produced and which products should remain unproduced. The government still has a valuable role in incentivizing production of some products and banning or de-incentivizing production of other products, but putting control of production exclusively in government hands has repeatedly produced product shortfalls, starvation, and overproduction of undesired products. Command economies have led to the death or malnutrition of millions of people.
a supply shock
Wood is consumed to print shit and wastes are produced.
spillover cost
Goods are produced to make money. If people want the goods and can afford them, they will purchase these goods and this will cause the producer to make more of these goods.
The people should control production and distribution. Production should take place to meet human need.
Through food production and availability.
Socialist societies do not have ‘mixed economies’ or a state. The means of production are owned by all the people in common and production takes place to meet human nee, with free access to what is produced.
Food production is important for survival. People cannot live without food. The species would die out of food was no longer produced.
landforms control the weather of a region
State capitalism. In Socialism it is the people who control production and distribution, the aim of production being to meet human need.
The industrial revolution affected the standard of living for people in industrialized countries by improving food production and lowering production costs.
Government ownership of most productive resources