Economic Systems and Cell Biology

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Flashcards covering key concepts in economic systems and cell biology.

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What are the main characteristics of a centrally planned economy?

No private ownership, resources are shared, state entrepreneurship.

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What are the advantages of a centrally planned economy?

Health equality, full employment, resources are not wasted.

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What are the disadvantages of a centrally planned economy?

Lack of freedom, lack of motivation, low economic growth.

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What defines market economy/capitalism?

Production is privately owned, government does not intervene, profit motivation.

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What are the advantages of capitalism?

High economic growth, high efficiency, wide range of choices.

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What are the disadvantages of capitalism?

Market failure, wealth inequality, selfishness.

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What is a mixed economic system?

A combination of market economy and centrally planned economy that incorporates advantages from both systems.

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What are the advantages of a mixed economic system?

Promotes economic growth, provides freedom of choice and ownership, improves standards of living.

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What is an economic system?

The method by which a country produces goods and services and distributes resources.

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Who is known as the father of capitalism?

Adam Smith.

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What historical event influenced the establishment of planned economies?

The Industrial Revolution in Europe in the 1800s.

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What is the function of the nucleus in a cell?

It controls activities within the cell and contains DNA that provides genetic information.

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What role do vacuoles play in plant cells?

Vacuoles store substances and help maintain turgidity, supporting the plant structure.

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What is the cell membrane's primary function?

It surrounds the cell and controls the movement of substances in and out.

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Compare the shape of plant and animal cells.

Plant cells have a regular rectangular shape while animal cells are more irregular.

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What is chlorophyll and its role in plant cells?

A substance in chloroplasts that enables photosynthesis, allowing plants to make food.