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Capitalism

Capitalism

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9th - 12th Grade

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DEWITT JOHNSON

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Capitalism

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the Free Enterprise System

By Dewitt Johnson

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Where citizens own the factors of production.

​People can choose how to use the factors of production.

Includes land, automobiles, possessions and education.

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What is capitalism?

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Free to own a business, choose a job, or buy the product of your choice.

Business are allowed to compete with a minimum of government rules.

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What is Free-Enterprise (Economic Freedom)?

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  1. Economic Freedom

  2. ​Voluntary Exchange

  3. ​Private Property Rights

  4. ​The Profit Motive

  5. Competition​

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What makes Capitalism work?

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This economic system is based on competition, profits, and self-interest.
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Socialism
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Communism
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Capitalism

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What is capitalism?
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government control of production and goods
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private control of production and goods for profit
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employee control of production, goods, and profit
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international control of production and goods for profit

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Sales taking place freely between buyers and sellers.

Any purchase you make in America is voluntarily exchanged.

Opposite would be command economy where some items are given.

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Voluntary Exchange

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​​People can own and control their possessions and skills/abilities

Opposite in a command economy all is owned by the government.

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Private Property Rights

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Multiple Choice

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Capitalism is based on the _______ ownership of wealth.
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private

2

public

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Multiple Choice

Susan offers to trade her old iPod for Claudia's cell phone and Claudia accepts. Assuming both products work perfectly, we can conclude that

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both people have gained because the exchange was voluntary and non-fraudulent.

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Susan places the same value on cell phones as she does for iPods.

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neither party has gained because the exchange was fraudulent.

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Claudia is now happier than Susan.

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Multiple Choice

This characteristic of a mixed economy states that the vast majority of labor, resources, and capital goods are owned by individuals rather than by the government.

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Private Property

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Freedom of enterprise and choice

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Motive of Self-Interest

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Competition

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Encouraging people to improve their  material well-being.

Generally measured in money.

It's the opposite in a command economy where profit is not allowed.

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Profit Motive

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How sellers attract consumers to their market.

The factors mainly seen are cost vs. quality.

Opposite in a command economy all is owned by the government.

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Competition

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Multiple Choice

The term used to describe money gained after a sale.
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cost price
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selling price
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profit 
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loss

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Multiple Select

What two (select two) things would you probably compare when buying rice at the convenience store?

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Marketing

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Price

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Place

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Quality

Capitalism

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the Free Enterprise System

By Dewitt Johnson

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