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  • Price Determination
    Prices rise with high demand and low supply.
  • Centralized Planning
    Government creates a master plan for economic activity.
  • Traditional Economy
    An economy based on customs and traditions.
  • Key Features
    Includes government roles, private ownership, and market freedom.
  • Family Influence
    Decisions shaped by family customs and values.
  • Production Targets
    Government establishes specific goals for output levels.
  • Fatma's Skills
    Showcases abilities to attract potential suitors.
  • Free Market
    Allows unrestricted buying and selling of goods.
  • Summatives
    Tests & assessments that make up 80% of your grade
  • Competition
    Many businesses vie for customer attraction.
  • Consumer Choice
    Ability to select purchases based on preferences.
  • Benefits of Free Market
    Includes innovation, variety, and efficient resource use.
  • Market Failure
    Inefficiencies in resource allocation in free markets.
  • Price Decline
    Prices fall with high supply and low demand.
  • Dynamic Economy
    Responsive market driven by consumer choices.
  • Government Involvement
    Regulates economy, ensuring safety and fairness.
  • Private Property
    Individuals own resources and control their use.
  • Distribution of Goods
    Allocation of products to consumers by the government.
  • Limited Consumer Choice
    Consumers have few options for purchasing goods.
  • Career Choices
    Occupations often follow ancestral paths.
  • Government Ownership
    Most businesses and resources owned by the state.
  • Entrepreneurial Risk
    Taking risks to develop new products or services.
  • Mahmoud's Learning
    Learns farming techniques from his father.
  • Cultural Identity
    Sense of belonging shaped by traditions.
  • Challenges of Free Market
    Can lead to inequality and market failures.
  • Economic Systems
    Topics for Week 5
  • Marriage Traditions
    Marriage decisions influenced by family practices.
  • Private Businesses
    Individually owned enterprises creating economic opportunities.
  • Resource Allocation
    Distribution of resources determined by the government.
  • Mixed Economy
    Economic system combining government and private enterprise.
  • Command Economy
    An economic system with government control over production.
  • Price Controls
    Government sets prices, often below market value.
  • Economic Protection
    Government safeguards against unfair business practices.
  • Economic Growth
    Competition fosters innovation and new ideas.
  • Free Market Economy
    System where prices are set by supply and demand.
  • Entrepreneurs
    Individuals who start businesses to fulfill needs.
  • Economic Balance
    Harmonizes government guidance with individual freedom.
  • State-owned Businesses
    Enterprises operated by the government to produce goods.
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