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if you want to buy stuff you go to the socialist market then otherwise i think it's the same.
The economic system in the US is considered a mixed-economy. It has elements of both capitalism (free market system) and that of a socialist economy system.The economic system in the US is considered a mixed-economy. It has elements of both capitalism (free market system) and that of a socialist economy system.The economic system in the US is considered a mixed-economy. It has elements of both capitalism (free market system) and that of a socialist economy system.The economic system in the US is considered a mixed-economy. It has elements of both capitalism (free market system) and that of a socialist economy system.The economic system in the US is considered a mixed-economy. It has elements of both capitalism (free market system) and that of a socialist economy system.The economic system in the US is considered a mixed-economy. It has elements of both capitalism (free market system) and that of a socialist economy system.
Cuba is a socialist economy.
Algeria has a mixed economy that is slightly closer to command than market
India is not a socialist republic. While the government controls a good deal of the economy, India has been moving towards a free market economy rapidly.
Vietnam has a combination of planned and socialist oriented market economy.
Cuba is still transitioning to a mixed market economy from a socialist economy. Fidel Castro was the President of Cuba from 1976 to 2008.
No, Iraq is not socialist. Iraq operates under a mixed economy system with elements of a market economy and state intervention. The government owns a number of key industries, but there is also room for private enterprise.
It is a Social Market. Kinda Kind of a socialist feel and kind of a capitalist feel.
The United States says that it runs a free market economy, but if you look at the way it takes action involving businesses, its closest to a socialist economy.
Gerhard Kumleben has written: 'Justice in industry through socialist market economy'
In a socialist society, various political systems may be combines with public control of the economy.
Till 1989 (like other communist party ruled socialist countries of Europe) Bulgaria followed Marxist-Leninist model of State owned and regulated economy and there was no free and market economy.