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Amadeo 1: Definition
- Its a combination of market, command and traditional economies
- The Constitution in the mixed economy protects the requirements of a market economy
- It has private property, limitations on the governments interferences, and promoting innovation.
- It encouraged the government to promote the general welfare
- The mixed economy has the ability to effect the command economy
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Amadeo 1:Pros
- It seeked all advantages of a market, command, and traditional
- Most of them have 3 out of 4 out of the market economy: private property, pricing, and individual self-interest
- They have a command economy in different areas
- They have managed health care, welfare, and retirement programs for the elderly
- Mixed economy has owned key industries, like banks and energy productions
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Amadeo 1: Examples
- Many still funded and gave powers to the royalty or the emperors
- Most mixed economies followed different traditions that they were not even aware of yet.
- Most of the world's largest economies are now part of the mixed economy
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Amadeo 2: Market economy
- The U.S. has six characteristics in the market economy
- Their private property has to be protected by the law
- Everybody in the market economy was free to live, work, produce, buy, and sell whatever they pleased
- They bought and sold goods that were driven by self-interest
- The sellers got the higher prices, so the buyers could get the best value in money
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Amadeo 2: Market Economy
- Their competition was protected
- Prces had floated freely during the market economy
- The government made sure that the market was protected, and everyone had free access to it
- It had regulations that manipulated the markets, and that it ensured everyone had equal access to all the information
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