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1) Types of Laws
a. Statuary law
b. Common law-
a. Statuary law-
laws that are written so when congress passes a bill it’s a statuary law
b. Common law
implied (came from Europe as we were developing as a nation)
c. Judicial Decrees
- laws that come up as result how the supreme court is going to hear
i. N.A.T.O.
north atlantic treaty organizations
ii. N.A.F.T.A.
(North American Free Trade Agreement)
e. Executive orders
similar to law almost like law) (not written)
4) Regulation
effort by governments to achieve economic or social outcomes by directing the behavior of citizens, groups, and corporations
5) Privatization
transferring ownership of a business, enterprise, agency or public service from the public sector to the private sector
6) Why isn’t capitalism perfect
a. Capitalism makes an economy money-oriented.