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Canada's economic system is a mixed economy. Canada is closer to market then command. Canada has free enterprise and a strong economy.

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Mixed economies are economies that are in a continuum between pure market and pure command

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how market economies answer the 3 economic questions

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how market economies answer the 3 economic questions

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What to Produce: What people want to buy and sell

How to Produce: however the entrepreneur wants to do it

For whom to produce: Determined by how much someone is willing to pay for it

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how command economies answer the 3 economic questions 

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how command economies answer the 3 economic questions 

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What to produce: What the government decides is necessary

How to produce: However the government wants

For whom to produce: Economy class decides what you get. if your a leader you get what you want. if your a middle class citizen you get what the leaders say.

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How traditional economies answer the 3 economic questions

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How traditional economies answer the 3 economic questions

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What to produce: Whatever the people need to survive

How to produce: Social roles determines who does what such as if your a man you might hunt.

For whom to produce: They provide for themselves and their family and do as their ancestors did

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In canada citizens vote for parliament parliament then votes for prime minister.

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Deforestation is a huge problem in canada. Often trees are cut down for timber or to make mineral mines. The rate at which the deforestation is happening is much faster than it is regrowing. This is a huge problem for wildlife that live in these woods and for the environment in general.

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Over mining is a big problem in the canadian shield because it is disrupting ecosystems, and creating problems for wildlife. Doing this provides short term economic boosts but is not good for wildlife in the long run.

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Pollution in the Great Lakes is a big problem caused by factories dumping sewage and waste into the water. This is causing the Beluga Whale population and other marine species to vanish.

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How location, climate, and natural resources impact trade and affect where people live.

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How location, climate, and natural resources impact trade and affect where people live.

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Location, climate, and natural resources affect where people live because people will try to live where it is easiest. It will affect trade because countries want good trade routes. if there are no good trade routes then other countries might not want to trade

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The St.Lawrence River is a river that connects the Atlantic Ocean with the Great Lakes. In 1959 the St.Lawrence Seaway was created to allow huge ocean going ships to pass through

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The Rocky Mountains ar a chain of mountains along Canada's west coast

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The Great Lakes are five large lakes along the border between Canada and the U.S. These lakes are important shipping routes between the two countries.

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The hudson bay is a gulf in east central Canada. The hudson bay is connected to the Arctic and the Atlantic ocean.

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The Canadian Shield raps around the hudson bay and is rich in natural resources

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The Atlantic Ocean is the second largest ocean in the world. It borders canada to the east.

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The Pacific Ocean is the largest and deepest ocean. It borders canada to the west.