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1.2: Resource Allocation and Economic Systems

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AP Microeconomics notes from Unit 1, Section 2: These notes cover resource allocation, economic systems, and scarcity. Understanding different kinds of economic systems is key to understanding microeconomics as a whole and applying economic thinking to everyday life.

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1.

What economic questions must every society answer?

Answer: What goods and services should be produced? How should these goods and services be produced? Who consumes these goods and services?

2.

Define an economic system.

Answer: The method used by a society to produce and distribute goods and services

3.

What are the three major types of economic systems?

Answer: Command (centrally-planned), free market, and mixed.

4.

Describe a centrally-planned economic system. (Also known as a command economy or communism)

Answer: An economic system in which the government owns all the resources and answers all three economic questions

5.

Why do centrally-planned economies face problems of poor-quality goods, shortages, and unhappy citizens?

Answer: There is little incentive to work harder and central planners have a hard time predicting preferences

6.

Describe some advantages of centrally-planned economies.

Answer: Low unemployment, good job security, less income inequality, free healthcare

7.

Describe some disadvantages of centrally-planned economies.

Answer: No incentive to work harder, no incentive to innovate, no competition (poor quality of goods), corrupt leaders, few individual freedoms

8.

Describe a free-market economic system. (Also known as capitalism)

Answer: An economic system in which individuals own resources and answer the three economic questions

9.

What is the concept of the invisible hand?

Answer: Society’s goals will be met as individuals seek their own self-interest

10.

Under which economic system does the invisible hand take place?

Answer: Free-market system, also known as capitalism.

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