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JA Economics. Chapter 2. Page 16. Free Enterprise. Free to make choices Make the choice they believe offer them the most benefits Gets it’s strength and support from 6 pillars. Page 17. FREE enterprise. Private Property. Page 17. Private Property .
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JA Economics Chapter 2
Page 16 Free Enterprise • Free to make choices • Make the choice they believe offer them the most benefits • Gets it’s strength and support from 6 pillars
Page 17 FREE enterprise Private Property
Page 17 Private Property • Resource/product owned by individuals or businesses • Protected by the U.S. constitution • Businesses have an incentive to maintain their property
Page 17 FREE enterprise Private Property Specialization
Page 17 Specialization • Businesses and people • One product or a few parts of one product • Contributes to higher wages and profits
Page 18 FREE enterprise Voluntary exchange Private Property Specialization
Page 18 Voluntary Exchange • Because of specialization • No one person or business makes one entire product • Everyone is dependent on other people
Page 18 FREE enterprise Voluntary exchange Private Property The Price System Specialization
Page 18-19 The Price System • Buyers and sellers look towards the price to send them a message • Provides incentives • Businesses have a desire to make a profit
Page 18-19 The Price System • Price doesn’t determine all economic behavior • Values • Charity • Opportunity • Convenience, service, loyalty, quality etc
Page 16 FREE enterprise Market competition Voluntary exchange Private Property The Price System Specialization
Page 20 Market Competition • Define Market • Resources • Products • Scarcity
Page 16 FREE enterprise Market competition entrepreneurship Voluntary exchange Private Property The Price System Specialization
Page 21 Entrepreneurship • Helps the economy grow and change • Three characteristics of an entrepreneur • Innovative thinking • Management skills • Risk taker • Page 15 in the study guide
Page 22 Economic Systems • Market system (free enterprise) • Command system • Traditional system • Mixed – no pure form
Page 23 Economic Models • Represent the real world • Descriptive, predictive and ideal • Want-satisfaction chain in chapter 1 • The circular flow of money, resources and products.
Goods and Services Market G & S Goods and Services households Production Resources Market Resources Resources
Circular flow of money • How it grows • How it shrinks
Adam Smith • Born in Scotland in 1723 • University of Glasgow at age 14 • Economy evolved • People traded with once another
Adam Smith • Born in Scotland in 1723 • University of Glasgow at age 14 • Economy evolved • People traded with once another