In every type of economy? How about -- growth rate, employment rate, and trade balance.
what to produce. how to produce. who gets it
This is really simple it is like for who, what, and where . You should have learned this information in middle school. Here is the 3 basic questions that every society needs to answer. How to distribute, What is the item?, and For whom to produce?
What to produce How much to produce and for whom to produce LOL idk if thats right .... :)
Every country has an economic system
I don't think you know what an economic system means. Every single country, every single state, every single city, every town and every house have an economic system. Economics is simply the study of the choices people make under limited resources (money, time, actual resources etc). So two people trading in the middle of the desert are using an economic system.
what to produce. how to produce. who gets it
This is really simple it is like for who, what, and where . You should have learned this information in middle school. Here is the 3 basic questions that every society needs to answer. How to distribute, What is the item?, and For whom to produce?
What to produce How much to produce and for whom to produce LOL idk if thats right .... :)
Every country has an economic system
I don't think you know what an economic system means. Every single country, every single state, every single city, every town and every house have an economic system. Economics is simply the study of the choices people make under limited resources (money, time, actual resources etc). So two people trading in the middle of the desert are using an economic system.
The basic economic problem is about scarcity and choice, which every society has to deal with.
What goods and services should be produced?How should the goods and services be produced?Who should get the goods and services?
Neither purely market nor purely command economies can adequately answer the basic economic questions in every situation. -Plato
A traditional economic system would have to be a system based on the tradition of a particular region. that would imply that virtually every country has an economic system that is traditional.
The three key economic decision of every economic system are price, how much to produce, and where to sell the product. This follows the principles of the laws of supply and demand.
What to produce. How to produce. and How much to produce.
What to produce. How to produce. and How much to produce.