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The Soviet economy was characterized by?
centralized planning.
What is centralized planning?
Centralized planning refers to when the guidance of the economy by direct government control over a large portion of economic activity. This would contrast with allowing the market to do the same thing.
What was not included in Yelstin's economic shock-therapy program?
Centralized state planning
Which of these was not included in Yelstins economic shock therapy program?
Centralized state planning
Public ownership and large-scale centralized planning is a representative trait of which economic system?
socialism.
What is decentralized educational planning?
Decentralized educational planning means that teachers are responsible for developing their own teach plans. In a centralized educational planning system, one person is responsible for developing teaching plans for everyone.
What is the Core SRP program that provides centralized management planning prioritization and programming?
Range and Training land program
Do all architects have employers?
Architects answer to structural heads for what they are planning as a design for building.
What attracts developing countries to socialism?
There public ownership and centralized planning. The developing socialism to countries are not caring. Also having power.
What are some similarities between command and traditional?
Economic decisions are made via centralized planning, and prices do not determine how much is produced.
How did the Wilson administration organize the wartime economy?
The Wilson administration organized the wartime economy by establishing a series of centralized planning boards. Woodrow Wilson was the 28th President of the United States.
What were the primary structural changes produced by the 1959 revolution?
The 1959 Cuban Revolution led to significant structural changes in Cuba, including the nationalization of key industries, such as sugar, oil, and telecommunications, which shifted control from private to state ownership. Agrarian reforms redistributed land from wealthy landowners to peasants, aiming to eliminate inequalities in land ownership. Additionally, the revolution established a one-party socialist state under Fidel Castro, replacing the previous democratic government and instituting a centralized economic planning system. These changes fundamentally transformed Cuba's political and economic landscape.
