pure competition, monopolistic competition, oligopoly, and monopoly
I'll top that and give you six. 1. Owning private property is one of the most basic features of the free enterprise system. 2. Individuals and businesses in the United States (US) are free to enter into contracts. Whether written or oral, contracts are legally binding agreements to buy and sell goods. 3. Individuals in the US are free to make personal choices and communicate those choices through the price system. As shoppers, consumers cast "dollar votes" which help producers determine what products to buy. 4. Individuals in the us are free to engage in free enterprise and competition. That is, they are free to choose where they will work, to open their own business, if they so desire, and to choose the type and quantity of goods or services they will produce. 5. According to famous economist, Adam Smith, self-interest is the force that directs the actions of individuals and businesses. In the US, individuals are free to look after their own self-interest. 6. The American economic system is relatively free from government interference. Hope this helps. ----Shawn
Profit & loss account and balance sheet
The Basic Principals of Successful system is to follow the design of a predefined system..
-individual -business -government
"What are the basic concepts of organizational system and human behavior?"A concept is an idea of something formed mentally, combining all its characteristics and other related particulars. The organizational system and organizational behavior begin with various basic revolving around the nature of people and of organizations.The nature of people as a dynamic part of the organization constitutes the basic concepts such as individual differences, perception, a whole person, motivated behavior, desire for involvement and value of the human person.
The four basic rights on the private enterprise system are:Private propertyCompetitionProfitsFreedom of choice
The four basic rights on the private enterprise system are:Private propertyCompetitionProfitsFreedom of choice
The four basic rights on the private enterprise system are:Private propertyCompetitionProfitsFreedom of choice
Five basic principles found in a free interprise system are; legal equqlity, private property rights, free contract, voluntary exchange and competition.
open opportunity, private property, contracts, voluntary exchange, profit motive, legal equality, and competition
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private property, a market system, and worker freedom
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having more than one business competing for the same consumers will cause the products and/or services to be provided at a better quality and a lower cost than if there were no competitors.
Free enterprise or Capitalism is when companies are allowed to freely compete with each other. it is the belief that the economy will prosper if businesses are left free from government regulation and left for the free market.Business governed by the laws of supply and demand, not restrained by government interference, regulation or subsidy. also called free market.Free enterprise is the basic ability for a privately run business to operate in a competitive manner with minimal government restriction or regulations.
The four basic rights of the capitalist system is the right to own private property, the right to own a business and keep all the business's profit, the right to freedom of competition, and the right to freedom of choice.
Free Enterprise