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Q: What are three economic resources in Odessa Texas?
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What are the three economic goals?

The three economic goals are Economic Efficiency (maximize production with resources available without overproduction), Economic Growth (must grow to keep up with population and increase standard of living), and Economic Stability (stable prices and decreased frequency of 'shocks').


What are the three main economic resources used for making selling and using goods and services?

The three economic resources used for making, selling, and using goods and services are land, labor, and capital. Entrepreneurship is also a factor in making, selling, and using goods and services.


What are the economics resources of Switzerland?

There are three main economic resources of Switzerland. These include agriculture, industry, as well as services. Because Switzerland has very few natural resources, they must rely on products they produce.


What are the economic goals?

The three economic goals are Economic Efficiency (maximize production with resources available without overproduction), Economic Growth (must grow to keep up with population and increase standard of living), and Economic Stability (stable prices and decreased frequency of 'shocks').


In what ways are the three economic systems alike what are the major differences?

The three economic systems are the command economy, the free-market economy, and the mixed economy; they are all the same because they refer to the production and circulation of goods and services. In the command economy all resources are owned by the government, in the free market economy all resources are owned privately, in the mixed economy resources are owned by both.