Economic problem arises mainly due to two reasons- (i) human wants are unlimited (ii) means to satisfy human wants are scarce.
All economics in the current world (except North Korea) are based on open or semi open market capitalistic economy. Being the same economical model, they face similar central problems.
This is a form of planned economy which is called a command economy. Command economies are central to the ideology of socialism.
all economies today are actually (mixed)
Economies of most, but not all, cultures are based on some type of currency (money). Economies could also be based on barter, gold, etc.
All economices today are actually
All economics in the current world (except North Korea) are based on open or semi open market capitalistic economy. Being the same economical model, they face similar central problems.
This is a form of planned economy which is called a command economy. Command economies are central to the ideology of socialism.
all economies today are actually (mixed)
Yes. They all have a central nucleus with an electron probability cloud surrounding it.
mixes economies
Economies of most, but not all, cultures are based on some type of currency (money). Economies could also be based on barter, gold, etc.
source of inputs; used to purchase capital goods. payment of labour. medium of exchange in economies. it is central in all economic activities.
Similar to those face by all other banks
It provides reference material for similar problems when such problems are encountered in the future.
the most efficient use of resources in producing what people want
Arms sales make a significant contribution to all major economies.
Depends what is meant by "failure". The economies of the former Soviet Union and Eastern bloc were considered successful at generating economic growth and raising the living standards for their population. However, there were serious deficiencies with their economic systems arising from perverse incentives. Corruption and disincentives to act on information became prominent due to the political system of single-party rule and the mandate that party-approved officials oversaw all aspects of society. This meant that people in important positions were chosen based on party loyalty rather than technical competence and bred a culture of corruption. The second major issue with these economies was over-centralization of economic decision-making, resulting in ill-informed and inflexible nation-wide plans. Although these economies were nominally "planned economies", in reality they were "managed" economies. To date all socialist economies with the exception of Yugoslavia have been based on this Soviet economic model, so inherited its deficiencies and problems. So all these "socialist economies" stagnated for similar reasons. China and Vietnam began moving toward state-directed capitalism.