A mixed economy is an economic system in which both the private sector and state direct the economy, reflecting characteristics of both market economies and planned economies. Most mixed economies can be described as market economies with strong regulatory oversight and governmental provision of public goods. Some mixed economies also feature a va...
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An economy in which some production is done by the private sector and some by the state, in state-owned enterprises.
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(from the article `economic systems`) The socialist turn from planning toward the market provides a fitting initial conclusion to this overview of the typology of economic systems, for it ...
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A society where resources are owned by both private individuals and the government.
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Type of economic structure that combines the private enterprise of capitalism with a degree of state monopoly. In mixed economies, governments seek to control the public services, the basic...
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An economy based on both private and public (government-controlled) enterprises.
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A country's economic system which has both private and state owned enterprises in operation
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A mixed economy is an economy in which some goods and services are produced by the government and some by private enterprise. A mixed economy lies between a command economy and a complete laissez- faire economy. In practice, however, most economies are mixed; the significant feature is whether an economy is moving towards or away from a more laisse...
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noun an economic system that combines private and state enterprises
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Economy with a mixture of state-run and private sector enterprises. In practice, almost all economies are mixed, although the relative proportions of economic activity falling into the private or public sectors vary considerably from one country to another
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