The term that best describes an economy in which the government makes decisions regarding goods production is a "command economy." In this system, the government centrally plans and controls all economic activities, determining what to produce, how much to produce, and for whom the goods are produced. This contrasts with market economies, where decisions are driven by supply and demand.
The government does not interfere in business practices.
The government does not interfere in business practices.
free-market economy
The government does not interfere in business practices.
A low-tch endeavor requiring little time or funding
Free-market system - Protecting property rights. Socialism - Providing equality of wealth. Planned economy - Making production decisions.
The government does not interfere in business practices.
The government does not interfere in business practices.
Combining the other factors of production in a unique way to make a profit (A+)
budget deficit
free-market economy
The government does not interfere in business practices.
A low-tch endeavor requiring little time or funding
An outcome with benefits that are greater than the costs.
Demand increases, pushing producers to increase supply --> overal demand decreases, reducing the incentivefor producers to icrease production
Cartel
The government establishes a retirement program for its citizens.