I'm making a brochure for my paradise which is Marizondai, and my brochure needs to adress the questions down below. This promotional material has to sell the features of the economic system which I will be putting in place.
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Ms. Sue please take a look at the job I've done.
Questions:
Who would own be able to own private property?
Private Property will be owned by shareholders, who have will have certain rights. ( I used some of your ideas too, thanks a lot for sharing them)
Who would decide what would be produced?
Producers make decisions on what to do and how to do it,. They make these decisions based upon the market. They determine what is in high demand and what will yield the most gain.
Who would be able to consume?
Individuals consume..???
Who would produce the items?
Producers produce goods and services for consumers.
How would they be produced?
Items can be produced by natural resources found on land, gather items and can build machines for better productions.
Would you engage in trade? for what? with who?
Confused about this one..
What items would be provided by the public sector?
Public sector will provide you with services from the government.
What items would be provided by the private sector?
I don't know :S
How would you deal with economic equity, with economic security, with economic stability?
How would you encourage innovation?
Create supportive atmosphere in which people feel free to express their ideas without risk of criticism. Promote openness between individuals and teams.
How would you minimize the disadvantages or potential disadvantages of the free market?
Will not let the government regulate supply. More social responsibility, and individuals who exceed at a higher level at work will get more pay than the ones who don't exceed as well.
How would you minimize the disadvantages of government control?
The price of the products will be determined by the government??
Would you engage in trade? for what? with who?
Confused about this one..
Trade is selling items. Would you have a barter economy? Or would you use money? Would you buy from and sell goods to other nations?
What items would be provided by the public sector?
Public sector will provide you with services from the government.
Consider these services:
Free Education -- 4 years, 8 years, 12 years, 16 years??
Highways?
Medical care?
Housing?
Police and public safety?
Courts?
What items would be provided by the private sector?
I don't know :S
Which of the above services do you think people should pay the private sector for?
You have a good start on this project.
I look forward to seeing more of your ideas.
Okay I don't get this question either..
How would you deal with economic equity, with economic security, with economic stability?
And isnt the private sector supposed to provide different items than the public sector? I thought the public sector was providing the services..
Economic equity means that everyone is entitled to a fair wage.
Economic security means that everyone is entitled to a job.
Economic stability means that people have jobs and the cost of living remains the same over years.
How would you see that these things happen in your Paradise?
Does the public sector provide all of the services? What about housing? What about college?
Note that in the U.S. the private sector provides housing and medical care. In Canada the government provides medical care. What do you want in your Paradise?
Great job on your brochure! It seems like you've covered a lot of the key points. Let me help you address the remaining questions:
1. Who would be able to consume?
Individuals would be able to consume. This means that anyone who has the means to acquire goods and services can enjoy them.
2. Would you engage in trade? For what? With whom?
Trade is an essential part of any economic system. In this case, you could mention that Marizondai encourages trade with both domestic and international partners. The purpose of trade is to exchange goods and services that are in demand or are needed for the well-being of the community. You could also mention potential trade relationships with nearby countries or regions.
3. What items would be provided by the private sector?
The private sector usually includes privately owned businesses or corporations. They would provide a wide range of goods and services to consumers. This could include anything from food and clothing to technological devices or transportation services.
4. How would you deal with economic equity, economic security, and economic stability?
To address economic equity, you could highlight principles such as equal opportunity, fair distribution of wealth, and measures to reduce income inequalities. Economic security can be achieved through policies such as social safety nets, healthcare systems, and support for those facing unemployment or economic hardship. Economic stability can be promoted through measures like maintaining stable prices, managing inflation, and implementing regulations to prevent financial crises.
5. How would you encourage innovation?
You can promote innovation by fostering a culture of creativity and providing support mechanisms for research and development. This could include investing in education and training, providing funding for startups and small businesses, facilitating collaborations between academia and industry, and incentivizing new ideas through grants or tax incentives.
6. How would you minimize the disadvantages of government control?
Minimizing the disadvantages of government control can be achieved through ensuring transparency, accountability, and checks and balances within the government. It's important to have regulations that protect consumers and prevent abuses of power, while also allowing space for entrepreneurship and private initiative.
Remember, your goal is to sell the features of the economic system in place at Marizondai. Make sure to emphasize the benefits and advantages that your system offers, and provide examples or evidence to support your claims.