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The document discusses the mixed economy model. It defines a mixed economy as a combination of capitalistic economic freedom and principles of socialistic economic control. A mixed economy has features like co-existence of private and public sectors, personal freedom, economic planning, and checks on inequality. It is divided into private sector run by individuals for profit, public sector providing basic services, and semi-public sector where both collaborate. A mixed economy aims to utilize the efficiencies of both systems while reducing their individual shortcomings.
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- 1. MIXED ECONOMY MODEL Presented by: Prinesha nakrani (22) Presented to: Prof. snehal tank S.Y. INTEGRATED M.B.A
- 2. INTRODUCTION
- 3. ECONOMIC SYSTEM • Economic system are the means by which countries and government distributes resources and trade goods and services. • They are used to control the five factor of production, including: labor, capital ,entrepreneurs, physical resources and information resources.”
- 5. DEFINITION “Mixed economy is an economic system which is combination of capitalistic economic freedom and principles of socialistic economic control.”
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- 14. AUTONOMOUS BODY Autonomous bodies are those in which public and private sector work together by merging their resources either to increase the efficiency. Still it does not mean that all autonomous bodies are efficient in their work. There is always possibility of lack of performance or inefficiency from public sector.
- 16. MERITS Efficient Freedom of decision making of Consumer Planned development Increase in National Production Competition keeps prices law. Consumer choice. Greater Chance for the Government to Implement Good Policies.
- 17. DEMERITS Corruption. Fear of nationalization. Conflict between public and private sector. Public sector Less efficient than private sector.
- 18. CONCLUSION