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Socialism and communism are examples of — economies
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Read more“Just Read: In a socialist economy, the government owns some, but not all, of the basic productive resources. The government also provides for some of the basic needs of the people, such as education and health care.”
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Read more“Just Read: Socialism allows a wider range of free enterprise. It has three main goals: (1) an equitable distribution of wealth and economic opportunity; (2) society’s control, through its government, of decisions about public goods; and (3) public ownership of services and factories that are essential.”
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Read more“– economic activities—such as farming, grazing, fishing, forestry, and mining—involve taking or using natural resources directly from the Earth.”
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Read more“– economic activities use raw materials to make a tangible product that is new and more valuable than the original raw material. Such activities include manufacturing automobiles, assembling electronic goods, producing electric power, or making pottery.”
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Read more“– economic activities do not involve directly acquiring and remaking natural resources. Instead, these activities provide services to people and businesses. Doctors, teachers, lawyers, bankers, truck drivers, and store clerks all provide professional, wholesale, or retail services.”
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Read more“– economic activities are concerned with the processing, management, and distribution of information. They are vitally important to modern economies that have been transformed in recent years by the information revolution. People performing these activities include “”white collar”” professionals working in education, government, business, information processing, and research.”
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Read morea country that has begun transitioning from primarily agricultural to primarily manufacturing and industrial activity
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