In this economic system, goods are traded.

In this type of system, businesses are owned by the government.

In this system, goods are traded instead of money.

This economic system is regulated and owned by the government.

Cuba is an example of this economy.

In this economic system, price is determined by the government.

In this system, land is inherited.

This is something that is offered to people to make a decision about goods and services.

This type of system has no government regulations and rules are created by the people.

America is an example of this system where the market determines which businesses are successful and make a profit.

In this system, supply and demand determine the price of a good.

In this system private ownership encourages everyone to care for what they own.

A fine for returning a library book is an example of this.

This economy creates a large imbalance of wealth between citizens.

North Korea

"Buy one, get one free" is an example.

A few rural countries still have this economic system and rely heavily on farming and agriculture.

A coupon is an example of this.

This is an economy where the government places few restrictions on businesses.

In the United States' economic system, this is the most important resource.

The price of some goods is regulated in this type of system.

In this economic system, businesses are owned by private companies or people.

In this economy, banks are privately owned, but regulated by the government.

Most economies are a mixture of these two system.

This is an important part of the free enterprise system because it allows consumers to save and earn interest on their money.