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An economic political system in which a county’s trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit. |
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Any system owned by a community. |
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The positive gain from an investment or a business operation after subtracting form all expenses. |
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Cash, goods, and natural resources. |
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The state of having no money, food, and/or a job. |
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The measure of how much power a family has. |
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As soon as your income is more than the cost of your basic needs. |
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involves farming, fishing, forestry, and mining. The work is based on the basics of economics. |
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This sector provides services for other sales people, bus drivers, doctors, teachers, and also government workers. |
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This sector works with ideas. Such as, working in labs for cosmetic companies, also computer companies. |
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An economic system that has had a good balance of jobs in all sectors. |
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paying a portion of what your house costs. |
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are statistics to make up a population, the number of people their age, and whether, people are married or single. |
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