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Centrally Planned Economy vs Market Based Economy (Centrally Planned…
Centrally Planned Economy vs Market Based Economy
Centrally Planned Economy
Socialism
A hybrid of Capitalism and Communism. There is government regulation but there tends to still e free markets.
Communism
Extreme of a centrally planned economy
The government controls all businesses, production, and distribution. All people are paid the same amount even those who work harder are paid the same as those who hardly work.
Free/Market Based Economy
Capitalism
The harder you work the more you're paid
Unrestrained
You can make as much as you want in a pure free economy
Profit is the motive
No equality between people
Money is the medium of exchange
Autonomy: People are allowed to do whatever job they please, businesses are allowed to produce whatever they want and people can buy what ever they want.
Comparative Economic Systems
Examples:
Barter Economy
Lack of "Money"
Small, Town or Regional
Undeveloped Economy
Traditional
Hybrids
A hybrid is a combination of two things into one allowing for more benefits and less disadvantages.
Many countries are hybrids of the two types of economies with some governmental input on stuff like minimum wage and so on but still have free markets.