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Q: How do new businesses benefit from the freedom of a market economy?
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How do new businesses benefit from the freedom of market economy?

Happiness


What economy has economic freedom competition between businesses and decisions motivated by profit?

Market


What type of economy is this When trying to decide what to produce businesses will look at the demand for their goods?

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How do businesses and individuals participate in both the product market and the factor markets in the economy?

Businesses in a product market recive revenue from households to pay for the labor that they are using, and in factor markets businesses buy land etc. from households. This keeps the money flowing in the market economy.


What is the key principle of a market economy?

businesses are owned by the people collectively


How does an individual benefit from a market economy?

With a market economy, individual can get lower price and much more choice which is a direct result of competition.


What kind of benefit do people receive in a market economy in a command economy system?

are the benefits do people


A weak stock market is a?

A weak stock market occurs when businesses lose money due to low consumerism, due to a slowed economy. This economy is nicknamed a BEAR economy.


What is a free market economy and how can it benefit the economy?

Individuals in the mixed economy(laissez-faire economy) are free because they are free to choose what they want to do.


What are the five features of your market economy?

There are five features that describe market economy. They are freedom of choice, motive of self-interest, competition, system of market and prices and limited government.


How do command economics and market economics help solve the economic problem?

The three questions of any economy are: What to produce How to produce it and For whom to produce it In a command economy, the government or central planning decides all three answers. In a market economy, the producers decide what and how and the consumers (based on prices and their demand) decide for whom by buying the products. Also, there are 6 social goals of economic systems: growth - GDP equality - does everyone have equal opportunities? stability - Does the economy change at a reasonable pace or is there a lot of inflation or deflation? freedom - do people have opportunities to enter and exit the market as workers or producers? security - how is unemployment? Do workers and businesses have something to fall back on in times of need? efficiency - have well are resources being used? A command economy is wonderful with equality, and security. Ideally, it is also efficient because the central planning figures out the best way for resources to be used for the good of all, but that's not usually what happens. A command economy is bad at freedom, since the central planning decides who works where, produces what, and gets to buy what. Growth depends on the country and circumstances as does stability. A market economy is wonderful with freedom, because in a true market economy there are no barriers to entry into the market. Security and equality are low because the gov't doesn't set up any safety nets and income is entirely based on success and failure on the market. Efficiency is fairly high because businesses want to get the most out of their resourses, but businesses don't care about social benefit, only private benefit, so they are as efficient as it takes to make the highest profit. As with command economies, growth and stability depend on the country and circumstances.


How does the government regulation affects the economy?

It would have been more apt, if it is reworded as How does the government regulation affect market economy. In a controlled economy, government decides what its economy should be and hence has no relevance.In a market economy, the fundamental aspect of Choice and freedom... This enables production as per market demand and also creation of new markets for products. Government regulations affect the choice and freedom and hence may affect the market dynamics and economy.