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Free Market, Market Economy, Capitalist Economy.
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A system of free enterprise. A free market in which govt has little to no control in, basically.
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our economy is mixed capitalism b/c there is a lot of gov't control in it (little fact) the US gov't is the biggest owner of natrual reacsouces in the world
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The government has many social programs that take from the "rich" and give to the potential voters. We have Social Security, welfare, Medicare, medicaid, AFDC, all "socialist" in theory. Therefore, we have some mix of free market socialism.
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We have one where the rich get richer and the poor think they're getting richer.
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Capitalism. But, some psychos are trying to make us a socialist country. One step closer to communism.
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Thanks to government tax policies and programs for corporations and individuals, we have incorporated some socialist economics into our free market, capitalist system. HYBRID: Free Market Socialism
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Capitalism.
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The US is basically a market economy, with a strong private sector which generates most of the GDP.
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The United States has a free-market/capitalist economic system in that individuals own and control the means of production i.e the land and the companies that manufacture and produce goods that members of the society consume.Also capitalists exploit the resources in order to gain a profit. basically the us economic system is based on the profit motive i.e. the best way to make money by utilising all the resources available for the cheapest labour.
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The worst
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C is for CAPITALISM! And it works well as it caters to our greed :)
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rich get richer poor get taxed to death
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The BEST. Well, it is the USA system, so it must be.
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multinational-neo-fascist-capitalism i don't simply say capitalism because for that to exist there needs to competition, that's where the fascism comes in...
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Its a weak, corrupt, capitalist, fascist economy; and the $ is printed by the most evil and corrupt PRIVATE organization which is diliberately pushing the nation into a debt, the Federal Reserve.
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1- Entrepreneur wants to be his own boss, decides to start a business by making or selling something. 2- Investor has too much money, decides to try to make more by funding a business, gives money to entrepreneur in exchange for first-born child. 3- Entrepreneur hires marketer to decide what people don't need that they can be conned into wanting. Marketer comes up with product or service idea. 4- Entrepreneur hires advertising agency to spread message making people want said product or service they don't need. 5- Demand for product or service causes entrepreneur to hire people to produce said thing. Said people no longer have free time, but their wages can be used to buy many products and services they don't need. 6- Entrepreneur takes profit from sales, gives it to investor, who now has even more money he doesn't need. (Return to step 1 and repeat)
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Capitalism.
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Lately, it looks like a not very good one!
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Maybe a Mixed or Capitalists economy.
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A very bad one at the moment!
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technically, a combination of a command and free market style. The only true free market in the united states is something like local flea markets and such, and the command element comes in with safety regulation (oohhh regulation, that big scary word that bushies hate so much)
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Is it free enterprise?
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Broken
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Decadent
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GREED.
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Economic bailout
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Capitalist
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Doomed
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Monopoly
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Capitalist w/ occasional federal bailouts. ;-)
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Capitalism. Mind you it is not a bad word. Capitalism is a system where capital is deployment for the welfare of the Economy and economic activity by the Private Sector is encouraged. In capitalism private entrepreneurship and freedom of economic activity by individuals is encouraged. The opposite of this is Socialism. Where collective ownership of capital and State owned enterprise alone are encouraged. The examples of Socialist economies are the communist countries.
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free market economy, duh
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Well given that Capitalism is "every man for himself, dog eat dog and devil take the hindmost"; Communism is "to each according to his need, from each according to his ability"; and everything else is Socialism to one degree or another, I guess the USA has a Socialist economic system.
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Spiraling.
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Very true, sad but true! +6
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