Market economy: a small minority own the resources of the planet; most people have to work for a wage; goods are produced for sale at a profit.
Socialism: the earth’s resources belong to everyone and are used to meet human need; there is no division into rich and poor; no borders or governments.
Market economy: a small minority own the resources of the planet; most people have to work for a wage; goods are produced for sale at a profit.
Socialism: the earthβs resources belong to everyone and are used to meet human need; there is no division into rich and poor; no borders or governments.
socialism is were males and females have different rights and responsibilities and a market economy is were everyone is treated equally
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The difference between market economy and mixed economy is that a marked economy is a marked economy and a mixed economy is a mixed economy
In a mixed economy, there are more government regulations.
In a mixed-market econom, the government imposes regulations on the production of goods and services.
In a mixed-market econom, the government imposes regulations on the production of goods and services.
Itβs called capitalism: class ownership, wages system, production for sale.
A mixed economy is a combination of communist, market and traditional economies. A market economy basically has free reign over the production and distribution of goods and services.
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Strong socialism/Communism
Strong socialism/Communism
The U.S. economy can be best described as socialism B. The U.S. economy is a pure market economy.
In a {Traditional Economy}, economic decisions are based on customs handed down from generation to generation. In a {Market Economy} individuals make their own decisions about what to produce how to produce it & for whom to produce it.