This educational video provides a comprehensive overview of the four primary economic systems: Traditional, Free Market, Command, and Mixed. It begins by introducing the fundamental problem of economics—scarcity—and the three basic questions every society must answer: What to produce? How to produce it? And how to distribute it? The narrator explains how different societies answer these questions based on their values, resources, and level of government involvement. The content explores key themes such as the role of supply and demand, government regulation versus market freedom, and the impact of economic structures on daily life. It contrasts the efficiency and innovation of free markets with the stability and equity aimed for in command economies, ultimately introducing the mixed economy as a balanced approach used by most modern nations. Specific concepts like monopolies, bartering, and consumer sovereignty are defined and illustrated. For educators, this video serves as an excellent foundational tool for units on economics, civics, or geography. It simplifies complex economic theories into digestible segments with clear examples, making it suitable for introducing economic systems. The video includes built-in pause points with reflection questions, allowing teachers to easily facilitate classroom discussions, check for understanding, and encourage critical thinking about the trade-offs inherent in each system.