North Korea (pick all that apply)
Primarily Market-Based Economy |
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Primarily Command-Based Economy |
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Authoritarian Government (Relatively high amount of government intervention compared to other countries) |
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Democratic Government (primarily) |
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High economic growth and high standard of living (relative to other countries) |
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low economic growth and low standard of living (relative to other countries) |
ALL THAT APPLY
North Korea
- Primarily Command-Based Economy
- Authoritarian Government
(Relatively high amount of government intervention compared to other countries)
- low economic growth and low standard of living (relative to other countries).
North Korea (pick all that apply) Primarily Market-Based Economy Primarily Command-Based Economy Authoritarian Government (Relatively high...
South Korea (pick all that apply) Primarily Market-Based Economy Primarily Command-Based Economy Authoritarian Government (Relatively high amount of government intervention compared to other countries) Democratic Government (primarily) High economic growth and high standard of living (relative to other countries) low economic growth and low standard of living (relative to other countries)
United States (pick all that apply) Primarily Market-Based Economy Primarily Command-Based Economy Authoritarian Government (Relatively high amount of government intervention compared to other countries) Democratic Government (primarily) High economic growth and high standard of living (relative to other countries) low economic growth and low standard of living (relative to other countries)
East Germany (pick all that apply) Primarily Market-Based Economy Primarily Command-Based Economy Authoritarian Government (Relatively high amount of government intervention compared to other countries) Democratic Government (primarily) High economic growth and high standard of living (relative to other countries) low economic growth and low standard of living (relative to other countries)
West Germany (pick all that apply) Primarily Market-Based Economy Primarily Command-Based Economy Authoritarian Government (Relatively high amount of government intervention compared to other countries) Democratic Government (primarily) High economic growth and high standard of living (relative to other countries) low economic growth and low standard of living (relative to other countries)
LinkThere are two major types of economic systems which try to best satisfy the scarcity problem. All economic systems suffer the combined existence of scarce resources and unlimited wants. One system is the command system which organizes the economy under state control. The government owns property and depends on central planning for resource allocation. Its biggest proponent was Karl Marx. It suffered two profound problems which are the coordination and the incentive problem Capitalism, conversely relies on economic freedom markets...
Course Name: Economics Textbook: Comparing Economic Systems in the Twenty-First Century. Authors: Gregory/Stuart. Edition: 7th Ed. The text defines an economic system as the set of institutional arrangement used to allocate scarce resources the movement of capital between countries. how wealth is distributed and created in a country the natural resource available The high economic growth from the Industrial Revolution was characterized by new opportunities to settle empty areas, particularly North America rapid technological and scientific innovation the expansion of...
following statement is F/F 1. Between 1921 and 1928; the New Economy Policy allowed markets to help economic recovery in the USSR. 2. The administrative-command economy was the mechanism for resource allocation in the former USSR between 1992 and WOLRD WAR II, but was abandoned in 1946. 3. Although the Soviet Union was a large country with a large population, it had few natural resources. 4. Although the USSR had an elected government, the decision-making authority in the economy was...
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Media Analysis Question In today's economy, many sectors telecoms, cable TV, digital branches from social media to internet search, health insurance, pharmaceuticals, agro-business, and many more cannot be understood through the lens of competition. In these sectors, what competition exists is oligopolistic, not the "pure" competition depicted in textbooks. A few sectors can be defined as "price taking": firms are so small that they have no effect on market price. Agriculture is the clearest example, but government intervention in the...