Mixed Economic System Analysis

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Different nations use different economic system approaches to assist with the developing of the nation’s wealth as well as to solve the nation’s economic problems, it is a complex mechanism that have tasks of ensuring the production and distribution of products for the survival of the society. For the purpose of this assignment the focus will be on analyzing the four main types of economic systems furthermore it will be concentrating on describing South Africa as a mixed economy by describing the local system and explaining why South Africa is classified as a mixed economy and also regarding whether the mixed economic system used in South Africa is the suitable system for our current economic condition.
Economic systems are an approach on how different nations utilizes their resources and manages as well as controls their factors of production in such a way that wealth can be distributed equally amongst the population of that nation and that the needs of the society are met. There four main economic approaches that different countries use; The Free market economic system, Command economic system, Socialism economic system and the Mixed economic system.
MARKET ECONOMY SYSTEM
The first economic system is the Market economic system also recognized as the free market economy or free enterprise and also capitalism. In this system Government has no control over resources and how factors of production are being distributed amongst...

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...conomic system, individuals are able to explore with resources and there’s competition in the market and the market is driven by market force and it also adds to the GDP whilst there are those who are unprivileged, government intervenes to help and improve the life of those individuals, by implementing their policies and by doing that it builds up our GDP, because government provides the necessary needs to these individuals to help balance the distribution of wealth, however South Africa has failed to find the appropriate balance for the key, however when comparing the real GDP from 1990 to 2006 it has increased by 5.3% and inflation has decreased by 9.6%. The change in net reserves has increased by 26240, which is positive, although South Africa is struggling with unemployment, it just needs to find the balance of private ownership and government intervention.

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