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| If we look at the different political and social structures which exist in the world today, the years,
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| where individual producers each make their own production decisions based on their own profit motive.
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| There are several basic and unfinished questions
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| capitalist, socialist, or mixed economies.
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| Efficiency is best achieved through a market economy
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| then that nation's economic system is called communism.
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| Supporters of planned economies cast them as
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| we are tempted to say that people have made use of, and are making use of, very great varieties of economic systems.
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| For some states, there is no consensus on whether they are
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| few incentives for entrepreneurs, thus limiting choices for consumers.
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| If the government owns and operates almost all of the nation's means of production,
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| that in a free-market system, every person has a property right over his own person and his own labour.
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| A traditional economy provides
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| is 100 percent communism, socialism or capitalism.
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| The critics fail to realize
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| have been termed mixed economies.
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| No country has an economic system that
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| a practical measure to ensure the production of necessary goods.
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| Economics in states ranging from the USA to Cuba
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| that must be answered in order to resolve the problems of economics.
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