Capitalism is an economy in which the entire economy is left in private hands. The government's sole task is only to provide a safe legal framework in which capitalism can operate safely without fear of fraud etc... Producers compete to see who can have the best and cheapest product in order to survive economically. This means the consumer will be given cheaper and better products. People have to work hard in order to survive (as opposed to socialism and welfare states) keeping everyone working hard. Innovators and inventors can take advantage of the free market to make a profit. This makes capitalism countries the primary sources of innovation and new technology. If people work harder, they can make greater profit and improve themselves. (human nature). Therefore, people work hard. By contrast, in socialist states where the money is taken by the government for distribution, there is little urge for economic betterment and hard work because no matter how hard you work, you always make the same. If capitalism is not followed, many disadvantages will come about. Example: The U.S. The more money that the United States taxes from the taxpayers and businesses and pours into social programs (aka wellfare), the less will be the taxpayers desire to work hard as his ability to obtain economic betterment is eliminated. The wellfare recipients will loose the push to work created by potential starvation and continue to not work (don't blame them, there's no reason to). Eventually more and more taxpayers will stop working and stop paying taxes in order to join the welfare recipients in order to live with no work. This has and will cause nearly all of the U.S.'s economic troubles. ~M. Hall
None, as capitalism (classes, production for profit) and Socialism (no classes, production for use) are incompatible.
Itβs called capitalism: class ownership, wages system, production for sale.
where the functions of both capitalism and socialism are present,that is called mixed economy.
A mixed economy is based on several different types of economies. For example the mixed American economy is a combination of socialism and capitalism.
A mixed economy system is an economy system that combines elements of capitalism and socialism. The economic problems of a mixed economy are ,What to produce?, How should production be organized?, For whom should production take place?.
None, as capitalism (classes, production for profit) and Socialism (no classes, production for use) are incompatible.
Itβs called capitalism: class ownership, wages system, production for sale.
where the functions of both capitalism and socialism are present,that is called mixed economy.
A mixed economy is based on several different types of economies. For example the mixed American economy is a combination of socialism and capitalism.
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The US has what is described as a mixed economy, which has elements of capitalism and elements of socialism.
A mixed economy system is an economy system that combines elements of capitalism and socialism. The economic problems of a mixed economy are ,What to produce?, How should production be organized?, For whom should production take place?.
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Socialism is not a compromise between capitalism and communism, it is a distinct economic system and mode of production. A "mixed economy" is often cited as being a compromise between socialism and capitalism, but in practice most mixed economies are interventionist capitalist economies.
One containing features of both capitalism and socialism. Australia is a mixed economy, ... Australia is a mixed economy, with major state-owned enterprises in communications, transport, banking ... too, provides a striking illustration of the transition to a mixed economy ...
Such an economy is called a MIXED ECONOMY.