Japan has a market economy.
Japan has a market economy.
yes
yes
IT HAS A MARKET but it doesn't have a BIG NUTS.
United States,Canada,Germany,Japan
Very definitely a market economy. There are some command elements to it, as the government tries hard to spur economic growth. Back in the '80s, when Japanese growth was booming, the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MITI) was feared around the world as the engine behind an economic powerhouse. But for the most part, the government is content to just foster what it considers beneficial initiatives and to let the corporations that form the backbone of the nation's economy find their own way. There's really no comparison with the classic command economies of the old Soviet Union, with Cuba, or North Korea. Japan is as different from those countries as night is from day.
Japan and Canada are both generous polite countries in my mind Canada is a much NICER country and japan is a really POLITE country but the main basis boils down to economy and pollution in which Canada wins but I encourage you to reach your own consensus
The United States, United Kingdom, and Canada are among the countries that have a mixed economy. A mixed economy is practiced in Japan and Australia.
The US and Japan have what I would describe as a mixed economy; this is a free market, with substantial government regulation.
Actually there is no such perfectly free market economy. Every economy is mixed, although the countries may be lined up in economic spectrum depending on their economic freedom. Countries like Japan have mostly free economy and so is considered as a typical mixed economy.
All countries affect the US Economy in some measure, but particularly Japan, Britain, Canada and Mexico.