Other Economic Systems

Explains that the allocation of scarce resources is the basic problem of every society and that only the methods for solving this problem are different. Discusses the soviet economic system, and identifies systems which are primarily tradition-oriented, command or market economics.

More in Economics for the Concerned Citizen Series

  1. Economic Stability - The Goal Of Full Employment Without Inflation 1968
  2. Fiscal Policy - Taxing, Government Spending And National Debt 1968
  3. Other Economic Systems 1968
  4. Some Problems Of A Growing Economy 1968
  5. The U S In The World Economy - Trade And Investment 1968
  6. What Economics Is All About 1968
  7. Economic stability : The goal of full employment without inflation 1970
  8. Fiscal policy : Taxing, government spending, and the national debt 1970
  9. How We Raise Our Living Standards: The Goal of Economic Growth 1970
  10. International Monetary Problems: Gold and the Balance of Payments 1970
  11. Markets and Prices: How We Decide What to Produce and Who Will Get It 1970
  12. Money, Banking, and Monetary Policy 1970
  13. Other Economic Systems 1970
  14. The Realities of a Mixed Economy 1970
  15. The U.S. in the world economy : trade and investment 1970
  16. What Economics is All About 1970

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