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Production and distribution
The question markets or governments are answering when they make decisions about how to efficiently convert resources in to goods and services is How to Produce? This is part of a planned economy which tries to improve productivity.
Government planners decide which goods and services are produced and how they are distributed.The purpose of government in a command economy is to make major economic decisions. This is mainly aimed at protecting the consumers.
-What should the economy produce? Market economies use price to answer this question. For example, Product X at a very high price may not sell, thus producers may stop making the product. -How should goods/services be produced? Producers combine resources (consumers sell factors of production) to make products they can sell. Price of factors of production influence producer decisions to make or not to make a product -Who should receive the goods/services produced? Incomes limit choices and decisions of consumers as they respond to price in the marketplace. Consumers earn incomes based on their contributions (factors of production) to production of goods/services. -How should the economy provide for growth? Producers increase the supply of goods and services in response to price in the marketplace. Consumers earn increased incomes as they respond (offer their labor or capital) to the price of factors of production.
In a market economy, it is the producer, typically influenced by the demands of the consumer, who makes decisions about what to produce. This is in contrast to a command economy where the government makes those decisions.
Demand will always force markets to make economic decisions to convert resources into goods and services. Without demand. There is any reason to convert the resources.
Production and distribution
The question markets or governments are answering when they make decisions about how to efficiently convert resources in to goods and services is How to Produce? This is part of a planned economy which tries to improve productivity.
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The question markets or governments are answering when they make decisions about how to efficiently convert resources in to goods and services is How to Produce? This is part of a planned economy which tries to improve productivity.
What to produce
Government planners decide which goods and services are produced and how they are distributed.The purpose of government in a command economy is to make major economic decisions. This is mainly aimed at protecting the consumers.
-What should the economy produce? Market economies use price to answer this question. For example, Product X at a very high price may not sell, thus producers may stop making the product. -How should goods/services be produced? Producers combine resources (consumers sell factors of production) to make products they can sell. Price of factors of production influence producer decisions to make or not to make a product -Who should receive the goods/services produced? Incomes limit choices and decisions of consumers as they respond to price in the marketplace. Consumers earn incomes based on their contributions (factors of production) to production of goods/services. -How should the economy provide for growth? Producers increase the supply of goods and services in response to price in the marketplace. Consumers earn increased incomes as they respond (offer their labor or capital) to the price of factors of production.
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what to produce
In a market economy, it is the producer, typically influenced by the demands of the consumer, who makes decisions about what to produce. This is in contrast to a command economy where the government makes those decisions.