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What does a capitalist economy allow people to do?
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A capitalist economy lets private individuals and firms own property and the means of production and make their own economic choices. Concretely it allows people to:
- start and run businesses and seek profits
- buy and sell goods and services in markets
- choose their occupation and how to use their labor and capital
- compete with others and respond to market prices
- accumulate and invest private wealth
In short: economic decisions are driven mainly by private choice and market forces rather than central planning.
- start and run businesses and seek profits
- buy and sell goods and services in markets
- choose their occupation and how to use their labor and capital
- compete with others and respond to market prices
- accumulate and invest private wealth
In short: economic decisions are driven mainly by private choice and market forces rather than central planning.
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