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Gemma 1-2 Traditional Economic System
- This System is the most traditional and ancient type of economy.
- It produces products and services that are a direct result of beliefs, customs, traditions, religions, etc.
- These economies would never in a million years see the type of profit or surplus results from a market or mixed economy.
- The fact that each member of a traditional economy has a more specfic and pronounced role, these societies are often very close-knit and socially satisfied.
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Gemma 2-3 Command Economic System
- There is often no shortage of jobs as the government functions similarly to a market economy in that it wants to grow and grow upon its populace.
- A large part of the economic system is controlled by a centralized power; often, a Federal Government.
- Capable of creating a healthy supply of its own resources and it generally rewards its own people with affordable prices.
- The government in a command economy only desires to control its most waluable resources. Many communist governments fall into this system.
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Gemma 3-4 Market Economic System
- Market economy is similar to a free market.
- This prevents the government from becoming too powerful, too controling, and too similar to the governments of the world that oppress their people while living lavishly on controlled resources.
- The biggest advantage to a market economic system is the separation of the market and government.
- Orgainizations run by the people determine more advancedeconomies, would like to see return to prominence.
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Gemma 4-5 Mixed Economic System
- Known as a Dual Economy is a combination of economic systems.
- Some are primarily free markets and others are strongly controlled by the government.
- Leads to incredible results it can also suffer form similar downfalls found in other economies.
- Must have a strong form of government indeed to avoid collapsing under this constant pressure.
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Gemma Chosen Economy System
- The Mixed Economy system in Iceland, Sweden, France, the United Kingdom, the united States, Russia, and China.
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