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Economic system
The institutional means for resolving the problems of resource allocation in an economy
Resource allocation
How resources are allocated to address the problem of scarcity i.e. What to produce, how to produce it, and to whom should it go
Mixed economy
Where resource allocation is undertaken by state planning and market forces, depending on the product
Capitalist (free market) economy)
Where markets determine resource allocation with minimal state intervention
Command (planned) economy
Where resources are allocated according to centralised state planning
Invisible hand
Where resources are allocated by the decentralised decision making if consumers and producers acting through markets, without and centralised (state) planning
Consumer sovereignty
The production of goods is directed by consumer demand
Laissez faire
Where government does not intervene with the functioning of markets