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Canada

• a country that had a planned economy

• a group that protects workers' rights in key areas such as wages, hours, and working conditions

• the idea that resources are limited.

• a mixed economy

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United States

• a country that had a planned economy

• a group that protects workers' rights in key areas such as wages, hours, and working conditions

• the idea that resources are limited.

• a market economy

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China

• a country that had a planned economy

• a group that protects workers' rights in key areas such as wages, hours, and working conditions

• the idea that resources are limited.

• a market economy

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labour union

• a group that protects workers' rights in key areas such as wages, hours, and working conditions

• the idea that resources are limited.

• a market economy

• opposite of monopoly

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competition

• opposite of monopoly

• money required to purchase equipment, tools, or resources

• a mixed economy

• construction workers, agricultural workers, and restaurant staff all provide this basic factor of production

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scarcity

• the idea that resources are limited.

• a market economy

• opposite of monopoly

• money required to purchase equipment, tools, or resources

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labour

• opposite of monopoly

• money required to purchase equipment, tools, or resources

• a mixed economy

• construction workers, agricultural workers, and restaurant staff all provide this basic factor of production

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capital

• opposite of monopoly

• money required to purchase equipment, tools, or resources

• a mixed economy

• construction workers, agricultural workers, and restaurant staff all provide this basic factor of production