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Economics Chapter 2/ Sections 1-3

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traditional economyproduction is based on customs and tradition
standard of livingpeople's economic well being as determined by the quantity of goods and services they consume in a given time period
market economythe government has little say in what, how, and for whom goods are produced and in which the factors of production are owned by individuals
marketthe free exchange of goods and services
self-interestthe impulse that encourages people to fulfill their needs and wants
incentivesomething that encourages an action or effor
mixed economycombines elements of the traditional, market, and command economic models
authoritarian socialismgovernemnt owns or controls nearly all factors of production; (communism)
communismthe government owns or controls nearly all factors of production (authoritarian socialism)
capitalisma market-based economic system in which individuals own and control the factors of production
democratic socialismsome means of producing and distributing goods are owned or controlled by an elected government
free enterpriseprivate business operates with minimal government involvement
contractsa legally binding agreement to buy and sell goods and services
competitionstate of rivalry among sellers of the same or similar products, in which each seller tries to gain a larger share of a market and to increase profits
product marketthe market in which producers offer - and consumers purchase - final goods and services
resource marketthe market in which households exchange resources with businesses and the government
incomemoney payments that households receive from business firms and the government in exchange for resources
full employmentthe lowest possible level of unemployment in an economy
price stabilitythe condition that exists when overall price levels remain relatively constant over a period of time
command economya central government authority makes all basic economic decisions and controls the factors of production

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