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Class 11th Economics (Economy, Simple Economy and Types of Economy in Easy Language)

 **Economy**:


An economy is like the big system that helps people and businesses produce, exchange, and use things like goods and services. It's like the way we organize resources, like money, labor, and materials, to make stuff and provide services.


**Simple Economy**:


A simple economy is like a small and basic version of the whole economic system. It usually doesn't have all the fancy things like banks, stock markets, and a lot of industries. People in a simple economy often produce what they need and trade with others in their community.


**Types of Economy**:


There are different types of economies depending on how they work and who's in charge. Here are three common types:


1. **Traditional Economy**:


   In a traditional economy, people do things the way they've always done them. They follow customs and traditions passed down from generation to generation. For example, if you're a fisherman because your family has always been fishermen, that's a traditional economy.


2. **Market Economy**:


   In a market economy, people and businesses make their own decisions about what to produce, buy, and sell. It's like a big marketplace where prices are determined by supply and demand. For example, if you decide to start a lemonade stand and set your own prices, that's a bit like a market economy.


3. **Centrally Planned Economy**:


   In a command economy, the government has a lot of control. They decide what gets produced, how much, and how it's distributed. It's like the government is the boss of the economy. For example, if the government says a certain factory must make a specific number of shoes, that's a command economy.


4. **Mixed Economy**:


   Many countries have a mixed economy. It's a mix of different types. In a mixed economy, people and businesses can make their own choices, but the government also steps in to make sure things are fair and to provide some services, like schools and healthcare.


So, an economy is the big system that helps us produce and trade stuff. A simple economy is like a smaller and basic version of that system. And there are different types of economies, like traditional, market, command, and mixed, depending on how they work.

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