Economic Systems

A pattern of growth and contraction in modern economies.

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A system where economic decisions are made by the government.

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The connection of different parts of the world; it results in the expansion of international culture, economics, and politics.

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Someone who uses and/or buys goods and services.

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A continual decline in the cost of goods and services.

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The amount of goods or services that consumers are willing and able to buy at different prices.

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The way goods and services are distributed in a society to meet people’s needs and wants.

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Things that are produced for people to buy.

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A continual increase in the price of goods and services.

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A system where economic decisions are made by private groups and individuals. Businesses can decide how they would like to price their items.

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