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The Market System
Economic Questions




  What factors must we consider?
Economic System
   Method used by society to produce and
   distribute goods and services.
1. Must try to satisfy society’s wants and
   needs with resources available
2. Must consider the opportunity costs
3. Must decide who gets what
Unlimited                        Limited
     Needs and Wants                    Resources




                        Scarcity


                         Choices




  WHAT              HOW            FOR WHOM             WHAT
to produce       to produce         to produce      about changes?
Economic Goals
1. Efficiency
2. Freedom
3. Security and Predictability
  •   Safety nets
4. Equity
5. Growth and Innovation
What goods and services
       should be produced?
• Individuals and privately owned
  businesses own the means of production
  and choose what to produce
• Requires decentralization (move away
  from government control)
How should those goods and
      services be produced?
• Firms purchase factors of production from
  households to produce goods
• Individuals and privately owned
  businesses choose how to produce the
  goods
• Specialization, use of advanced
  technology, and extensive use of capital
  goods are important factors
Who consumes these
       goods and services?
• Voluntary exchanges in market
• Households purchase goods
• Money serves as the medium of exchange
The Marketplace
• Factors market (firms purchase goods
  from households)
• Product market (households buy goods,
  firms make profit)
• Competition (regulatory force) keeps the
  market going because of self-interest
  (motivating force)= the invisibile hand of
  the market
• The Invisible Hand
Factor Payments
• The income people receive for supplying
  factors of production
  – Landowners
  – Workers
  – Lenders
  – Entrepreneurs
• The amount is determined by the value
  and goals of each society
Pros and Cons
         Advantages                      Disadvantages
•   Efficient                       •   Equity hard to
•   Economic freedom                    maintain
•   Growth                          •   Security lacking
•   Consumer
    sovereignty


    **No pure free market exists.

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Market system

  • 2. Economic Questions What factors must we consider?
  • 3. Economic System Method used by society to produce and distribute goods and services. 1. Must try to satisfy society’s wants and needs with resources available 2. Must consider the opportunity costs 3. Must decide who gets what
  • 4. Unlimited Limited Needs and Wants Resources Scarcity Choices WHAT HOW FOR WHOM WHAT to produce to produce to produce about changes?
  • 5. Economic Goals 1. Efficiency 2. Freedom 3. Security and Predictability • Safety nets 4. Equity 5. Growth and Innovation
  • 6. What goods and services should be produced? • Individuals and privately owned businesses own the means of production and choose what to produce • Requires decentralization (move away from government control)
  • 7. How should those goods and services be produced? • Firms purchase factors of production from households to produce goods • Individuals and privately owned businesses choose how to produce the goods • Specialization, use of advanced technology, and extensive use of capital goods are important factors
  • 8. Who consumes these goods and services? • Voluntary exchanges in market • Households purchase goods • Money serves as the medium of exchange
  • 9. The Marketplace • Factors market (firms purchase goods from households) • Product market (households buy goods, firms make profit) • Competition (regulatory force) keeps the market going because of self-interest (motivating force)= the invisibile hand of the market • The Invisible Hand
  • 10. Factor Payments • The income people receive for supplying factors of production – Landowners – Workers – Lenders – Entrepreneurs • The amount is determined by the value and goals of each society
  • 11. Pros and Cons Advantages Disadvantages • Efficient • Equity hard to • Economic freedom maintain • Growth • Security lacking • Consumer sovereignty **No pure free market exists.