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Market economy
A highly organised centrally planned economy will be a lot more efficient than a new and disorganised market economy, as it takes time for consumers to reveal their preferences, industry to make investment and products to be produced at rates which are efficient.
NO. New Zealand is a modern capitalist economy.
Workers would lose job security and guaranteed incomes.
Who benefits:The Central Planners -- all of those bureaucrats are employed with the purpose of creating the central planning and, as a result, their very livelihood exists only by dint of the planned economy.Black Market Smugglers -- Black Market Smugglers get much more traffic for needed goods if the economy cannot anticipate people's needs and this happens very commonly in planned economies.Who suffers: Everyone ElseEntrepreneurs are banned from starting new businesses that sell their own products.Businesses have product overflows in some categories and shortfalls in many others.Common people cannot buy everything that they may need or want.
Market economy
A highly organised centrally planned economy will be a lot more efficient than a new and disorganised market economy, as it takes time for consumers to reveal their preferences, industry to make investment and products to be produced at rates which are efficient.
i think its, enterepreneurs would have fewer opportunities to start new businesses.
This was suggested and started by Stalin. And it is still continuing. And today's countries like Austraila, New zealand and candada have mixed economy. Mixed economy is when market economy + planned economy.
NO. New Zealand is a modern capitalist economy.
No. New Zealand's economy is mainly agricultural.
Workers would lose job security and guaranteed incomes.
New Zealand's economy has received recent boosts from good weather combined with high prices for their exports. Good weather has also helped crops, which gave a boost to the economy.
The Hobbit films.
New Zealand is a small group of islands to the east of Australia. It has a mixed economy. Traditionally New Zealand could be describes as an economy based on farm products. This nation has expanded from that to host more industry to better compete on a global basis. Exports of New Zealand include dairy products, machinery and wood products. It also export meat products.
The Economy of New Zealand is a market economy which is greatly dependent on international trade, mainly with Australia, the United States of America, China and Japan. It is strongly dependant on tourism and agricultural exports, and has only small manufacturing and high-tech components
The creation of the EU has forced New Zealand to search out new markets for their products. New Zealand has turned increasingly to Asia and the United States for trade...