2. Learning Objectives
• I can name and describe the different
types of economic systems
• I can compare and contrast different
economic systems around the world.
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3. • To more effectively live, humans have set up
economic systems and governments.
4. • Economic Systems
Theories of:
a. production (making)
b. distribution (shipping, buying & selling)
c. consumption (using)
6. 1. Traditional Economy
a. used by earlier civilizations and less developed countries
b. subsistence living
c. depend on customs, traditions, & inheritance to guide
economic activities
d. found among indigenous populations that largely depend
on agriculture for their living
information about both economies taken from http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-the-difference-between-a-traditional-and-market-economy.htm
7. 2. Capitalism (a.k.a.Free Market system) (vo
a. private ownership of property and/or businesses
b. no gov’t regulation (rules)
c. supply & demand
c. encourages competition
d. class system.
Adam Smith
9. • Class System is a part of
capitalism
•
- Upper (elites)
- Middle (bourgeoisie)
- Lower/workers
middle
upper/elites
10. 3. Socialism – A theory advocating some gov’t control (regulation) of economic
activity. It also relies on the redistribution of wealth.
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13. 4. Communism– “higher stage” of socialism
a. Total gov’t ownership of property and businesses
b. Pro-worker (proletariat)
c. Classless system (everyone is equal)
d. Command Economy
- What is the color of
communism?
22. For some . . .
capitalism is great!
#2 (richest in the
world) Bill Gates
– 61 billion
Donald Trump – 2.9
billion
#3 Warren Buffet –
44 billion
Paris Hilton
27. For others . . . not so much (hurts those who
do not have $)
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29. Again, what type of system does the U.S. have?
Capitalism vs. Communism
and/or Socialism
. . . you be the judge.
Republicans
republicans
30. Occupy Wall Street movement (2011)
which protested against greed,
corruption, economic inequality, etc.
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32. • Capitalists use propaganda to demonize communism and socialism.
“Communism” and “Socialism” are
considered dirty words to many
people in the United States.
38. Learning Objectives
• I can name and describe the different
types of government systems
• I can compare and contrast different
government systems
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39. • Political Systems – a system of government; a
form of rule over people.
- What are some different forms of government?
40. 1. Democracy– Government by the people.
Two types:
a. Direct Democracy– Everyone participates and has a say in gov’t. Ex.
Ancient Greece
41. b. Republic– Gov’t system in which the people elect leaders to represent them.
a.k.a. representative democracy. Example: USA
43. 2. Autocracy – government in which one person has
unlimited power over others.
- Two types:
a. Totalitarian dictatorship
All are infamous
and, generally,
narcissistic.
Pol Pot - Cambodia
Augusto Pinochet - Chile
Bashar al-Assad - Syria
Saddam Hussein - Iraq
44. Muammar Gaddafi - Libya
Idi Amin - Uganda
Rafael Trujillo –
Dominican Republic
The state/country
is in control of
everything
Students-please
draw this
48. 1. 1. Absolute Monarchy – all powerful
Ex. Saudi Arabia
King Abdullah
49. 2. Constitutional or Limited Monarchy –
little or no power
“I just came out to say,
POWER TO THE PEOPLE.”
50. Constitutional Monarchy
Ex. Canada, Jamaica, Belize & other Caribbean Islands.
Blue-current
Red-Formerxt
British Commonwealth of Nations. Who is there monarch?
54. Example: Communist State (country) – single-party
(communist) rule which professes allegiance to Marxist-Leninist communist ideology; led by a
dictator; indoctrination.
North Korea
Karl Marx
Vladimir Lenin
Communism is thought of as both
an economic system and a gov’t
system.
55. - Current Communist States (countries) – Cuba,
China, Laos, Vietnam & North Korea
Eastern Hemisphere
Western Hemisphere
56. • The United States will do everything
in their power to stop the spread of communism .
. . especially in the Western Hemisphere.
Ex. Nicaragua 1980s
57. This was the fear
of the U.S.-especially after
Cuba was on their
doorstep
65. 5. Fascism– led by a dictator; emphasizes ancestry, culture and blood; emphasis of
nation (nationalism) over the individual; indoctrination; forcibly suppresses any opposition.
Examples: Germany, Italy & Spain in the 1930’s & ’40s
Francisco Franco (Spain)
Hitler and
Mussolini (Italy)
As mentioned before, dictators are,
generally, infamous and very
narcissistic.
66. 6. Plutocracy – the rule or control of a society by the wealthy.
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68. 7. Anarchy– no government
Nester Makhno (1918) – leader of the
Anarchist Free Territory in Ukraine
during the Russian Civil War.
Mikhail Bakunin (Russian)
Pierre-Joseph Proudhon
(French) – father of modern
Anarchism