Mixed economy
Mixed economy • The mixed economy — is economy which includes both private, and public, or state-owned property on means of production. She allows business owners and physical persons to make independent finance solutions, however their autonomy is limited to that the state or society possesses a priority in these financial questions .
The story of a mixed economy • Mixed economy emerged in the 40 years of the 20 th century The heyday of the mixed economy has fallen to 60 years
The elements of a mixed economy • Elements of a market economy Private property • goods and services markets • The elements of a command economy • The state distributes income and resources
Three models of the mixed economy • Japanese model. When her standard of living a little below the level of productivity. This helps to reduce product prices, but increase its competitiveness in the global market.
The Swedish model • The Swedish model. With this model, the basic means of production are privately owned, but the state collects high taxes, the proceeds of which go to social needs.
The German model • The German model. At the heart of this model is a person with his interests. It works by extracting the benefits for themselves, their family and social group. The state provides a well-adjusted competition.
Countries with a mixed economy • • United States Japan Germany UK Sweden France Itali
Conclusion • A mixed economy is a developing economic system. Countries are becoming increasingly difficult to use a particular type of economy, and they go to a mixed type. This is evidenced by the fact that a mixed economy used by the leading world powers.