yes
Mixed Economy which means free market system but government still has limited role
A mixed economy is a system, where private and public enterprise are combined.
In a mixed economy some of the businesses are under private control and some of the businesses are run by the government. There is still a free economy if there is a mixed economy.
In today's China, the old form of socialism, meaning total ownership of the means of production, has slowly been eroded. The Chinese Communist Party still controls the politics and economy of China, however, parts of China's economy have been changed to a more mixed economy. I emphasize "parts". One example of a non socialist China is the stock exchange in Shanghai.
This was suggested and started by Stalin. And it is still continuing. And today's countries like Austraila, New zealand and candada have mixed economy. Mixed economy is when market economy + planned 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.
taiwan's economy is already developed, china is still proving~
China is rapidly turning into a mixed economy. a mixture of socialism and private enterprise Egypt was never a communist state. and is now in a political state of flux.
China is still in a state of transition from a mostly poor, agrarian economy to a modern industrial economy.
the government, while not commanding the economy, is still deeply involved in economic decisions
40 years. But at that time, Japan has probably moved up, so China will still be behind.
The United States economy is still best described as a mixed economy. It is considered thus because it involves the public, private, and international sector.