Structure of

STRUTURES OF ECONOMIC SYSTEMS
LACK OF DEMAND AND MARKET SUPPLY

economic systems have been developed by different organizations and systems. and economically andpolitically, which is handled depending on the economic state is handled by different schemes such as communism (which is run by the people) and capitalism (is managed by the owners of large firms)
one ofthe biggest economic problems is the shortage reaching any society, this is independent of production or labor, capital and land.
because of the shortage must be asked to produce, how to produce and toproduce these in their order refer to the quantities of goods and services produced, the second a combination of different resources and technology used in its production and Finally the divisionbetween what occurred among consumers of the economy and how to distribute the product among different people with job skills and assets of land and capital.
is the most scarce resources and rawmaterials and resources to handle these two decisions are required to manage existing quantities of resources and production ready.
demand and supply goods and services shows that buyers are willing to buyat different prices are per unit or quantity. can illustrate how buyers behave and the scheme is known as the demand curve.
described as providing a calendar that shows the total amount of goods orservice.
the market of the structure
This depends on factors such as type of product being produced, the size and number of enterprises operating
this structure can be classified as:
1.) Perfectcompetition:
exists when there are many buyers and sellers this boils down to competition. in this market the price and quantity is given by intersection of demand curve and offers.
2.) Imperfectcompetition:
this is when the seller or buyer in the market affects either differentiating their product through the brand.
3.) Pure monopoly:
is when a vendor with a product that has no competition...