The 6 goals and how they are met by capitalism (compared to socialism and communism) are: Freedom--freedom in the market place. The government does not control prices or who can sell or buy. There are no barriers to entry into the market set up by the government. Of the three major systems, capitalism is usually best in this category. Growth--capitalism has the highest incentives of economic systems, because how hard you work is directly tied to how much you make. Therefore people work hard and production growth is high. Of the three major systems, capitalism is usually best in this category. Equality--This is where Capitalism is weak. In pure capitalism no one is protecting the economic rights of the poor. Opportunities in the market place are only available to those who can afford them. Stability--Prices are decided by the the balance between supply and demand. Therefore, there is little price stability compared with other economic systems because prices quickly change with every fad and shortage of resources. Capitalism is weak in this area. Security--Unemployment is usually higher in capitalism because jobs are not provided by the government (as in communism) and the government doesn't provide public services and money to help people find a job (as in socialism). Efficiency--just as in growth, capitalism has the highest incentives of economic systems, so people work hard. Businesses want to increase production in order to increase profit and therefore focus on efficiency. Also, by having the consumers and producers free to decide what to supply and consume, production must constantly change to match demand. Capitalism allows producers to easily change production levels and prices, causing more efficiency. Of the three major systems, capitalism is usually best in this category. In conclusion Capitalism is best at freedom, efficiency, and growth but is worst in stability, security, and equality.
Broad social / economic goals.
Broad social / economic goals. The political process. The production possibilities curve. Utility.
Three broad categories of economic indicators are: Total Output, Income, and Spending, Employment, Unemployment, and Wages, and Production and Business Activity.
Economic development can mean something different among a variety of crowds and communities. On a broad scale,
The market economy is the economic environment. This is a broad question though, so it's difficult to understand the intent. See Mises.org for further discussion about how the market works.
It preserved capitalism, increased the power of the federal government, and created a social safety net.
Broad social / economic goals.
Broad social / economic goals. The political process. The production possibilities curve. Utility.
Social classes- a broad group in society having common economic, culture, or political status
mission statement of any mnc is that unique,broad and enduring statement of the social and economic goals pursued by that organisation.
broad theoretical models of the social or natural world
Ensuring US security and freedom of action, Honoring international commitments & Conrtibuting to economic well-being.
Agricultural science is a broad multidisciplinary field that encompasses that parts of exact, natural, economic and Social Sciences that are used in the practice and understanding of agriculture.Agriscience- Is the application of scientific principles of agriculture.
Agricultural science is a broad multidisciplinary field that encompasses that parts of exact, natural, economic and social sciences that are used in the practice and understanding of agriculture.Agriscience- Is the application of scientific principles of agriculture.
True.
secondary socialization is socialization by the school.schools obviously teach us academic skills but as sociologists have shown,they are teaching us alot more.it is from the school that we learn ,for example,punctuality,co-operation,team work,discipline and good work will be rewarded or penalized
The four broad social classes were: ruling, nobility, peasants, and slaves.