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A country in which some business are owned by individuals and other business are owned by the government has a?
(For Apex Learning) Mixed economy.
How is the economy of totalitarian govern states?
It is a Planned Economy
Is a small family owned business good for the economy?
Small family business are a large portion of the business in the United States. It is also a large percent of employment and the new jobs that open up. It is said that family-owned businesses are the backbone of the U.S. economy.
What is the fastest growing segment of the U.S. economy in the last decade?
minority owned business
What type of economy was the USSR?
Russia had a totalitarian ecomomy while they were part of the Soviet Union.
In the US economy today the vast bulk of the producing capability is owned by what type of business organization?
corporations
How does the economy affect business?
how does economy affects business
How the business affect the economy?
how does economy affects business
What are the contributions of business to an economy?
The contributions of business to an economy are quite significant. The business sector is responsible for driving the economy. Business is very wide and is actually intertwined with the economy.
what are contributions of business to the economy?
The contributions of business to an economy are quite significant. The business sector is responsible for driving the economy. Business is very wide and is actually intertwined with the economy.
Which best describes north Korea a democracy a free trade zone a totalitarian dictatorship a booming economy?
Of those choices, North Korea is clearly a TOTALITARIAN DICTATORSHIP.
Why is the US economic system called a mixed economy?
The characteristics of a market economy and command economy combine to form a mixed economy. It incorporates elements of both socialism and capitalism. In a mixed economy, state- owned enterprises and privately owned enterprises co-exist. The economic activities in such an economic system are controlled neither by the business entities that comprise market forces nor by the government. In a mixed economy, both of these come together and ensure economic development.
