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Group 6:Nicole, Lexi, Chips, Damion, Matt and Ciara

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Group 6:Nicole, Lexi, Chips, Damion, Matt and Ciara

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The unemployment rate was 0%, the market was focused to bartering opposed to set prices, and no incentives to work.

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Enedina Gonzalez,Marissa Romero ,Stephanie Salinas,Frank Arroyo,jason ortega,Christa-Monaeh

The soviet economy in 1987 was different from the United States by the way shopping was described in there time , Men and women were separated when it came to there own lines of how they were going to spend there money on or how the stores were functioning on with the employees.

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The economy was stable but stagnant. There was no growth or decay in the economy due to lack of incentives.
-Jericho, Austin, Malluli, Aleeya

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Group 3: Damien, Nathaniel, Erika, Raymond, Brent, George

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Group 3: Damien, Nathaniel, Erika, Raymond, Brent, George

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No Unemployment, they bartered bought or found goods.

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Group 1: Alek, Crystal, Genesis, Jessica, Samantha, and Jessica 

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Group 1: Alek, Crystal, Genesis, Jessica, Samantha, and Jessica 

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The Soviet Union had a cheaper economy with a lot less variety in foods, merchandise, and equipment.

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Group 5: Irene, Brian, Sameer, AngelEthan

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Group 5: Irene, Brian, Sameer, AngelEthan

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U.S. businesses incentives are, getting paid/making a profit, keeping their job/not getting fired, and better working positions/promotions.

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Job competition, promotions, amount earned is based on hours worked and quality of work.

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There was a guaranteed job system put in place. They could't be fired, nor choose the jobs they are best fit for.

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Group 3: Damien, Nathaniel, Erika, Raymond, Brent, George

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Group 3: Damien, Nathaniel, Erika, Raymond, Brent, George

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They could get fired, or also get raises based on how well they do work.

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Group 3: Damien, Nathaniel, Erika, Raymond, Brent, George

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Group 3: Damien, Nathaniel, Erika, Raymond, Brent, George

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If we were advisors we would create better incentives and also apply a variety of bonuses for better work

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Group 1: Crystal, Alec, Giselle, Jessica H., Samantha, Jessica B

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Group 1: Crystal, Alec, Giselle, Jessica H., Samantha, Jessica B

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If we were an adviser to the government

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Pay on quality of work, add job competition, better distribute resources and let people choose their occupation.

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The incentives that differentiate the US jobs from the jobs in the Soviet Union are benefits like commission, promotions, and raises.
-Jericho, Austin, Malluli, Aleeya

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The U.S.S.R could most certainly benefit from applying incentives towards their workforce. Perhaps viewing and treating civilians as individuals and not a mass society could increase productivity.

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Group 1: Jessica B, Genesis, Samantha, Jessica H, Alek, and crystal 

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Group 1: Jessica B, Genesis, Samantha, Jessica H, Alek, and crystal 

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They had to compete to keep the business going and continue to make profit.

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The incentives in the U.S business in the Soviet Union were with benefits and communions .

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Promote private licences, create incentives to create competition and promote better societal needs such as improvement of product quality.

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Group 1: Crystal, Alec, Genesis, Jessica H, Samantha, Jessica B.

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Group 1: Crystal, Alec, Genesis, Jessica H, Samantha, Jessica B.

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If we were an advisor to the government of the U.S.S.R. in 1987, the suggestions we would make to improve the economy is to have enough opportunities for their citizens to equally amount of items needed to suffer for a communist country.

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I would change the country from communist to a democracy first. That would improve a lot of things like how people make money for how hard they work, which would improve their individual lives.