That depends on the meaning of the term "fairest". The true argument for a purely free market is not the "fair" usage of resources but the right of each man to use their own resources in accordance with their own reasoning about their lives. If you put a "fair" use of resources above that right you condemn mankind to slavery to whoever gets to define this concept.
By the market mechanism...where they will be used most efficiently by those who can pay the price at equilibrium
government control of production and resources...A+
This is from P.47 . right ?
Mixed economy included Capitalistic economy and also Socialistic economy. Capitalistic economy for profit earning and socialistic economy for social welfare.
Rationing, price control, command economy, reservation for privileged classes like handicapped
By the market mechanism...where they will be used most efficiently by those who can pay the price at equilibrium
government control of production and resources...A+
This is from P.47 . right ?
A capitalistic system is an economic system based on private ownership of the means of production and the pursuit of profit. In a capitalistic system, individuals and businesses are free to compete in the marketplace, determining prices and allocating resources. This system operates on the principles of supply and demand, with minimal government intervention in the economy.
No. India is a mixed economy , a combination of capitalistic and socialistic economies
Mixed economy included Capitalistic economy and also Socialistic economy. Capitalistic economy for profit earning and socialistic economy for social welfare.
Yes.
Rationing, price control, command economy, reservation for privileged classes like handicapped
capitalistic economy
The four degrees of competition that exist in a capitalistic economy are: perfect competition, monopolistic competition, oligopoly, and monopoly.
A free market (capitalistic) economy.
capitalistic economy