There can be no such thing. Socialism (classless stateless society based on production for use) cannot be mixed with any other system.
In mixed economies, the government does not own all property or confiscate all economic output (this is a tenet of communism, or communist socialism).
False. A mixed economy is a mixture of socialism and capitalism. So there is some government control over business, and some private ownership.
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Most nations have mixed economies, where both the government and the private sector play a role in economic decision-making. In these economies, elements of both capitalism and socialism are present.
None, as capitalism (classes, production for profit) and Socialism (no classes, production for use) are incompatible.
In specific area's of the government. Socialism is the natural evolution of government
one of them is that workers should control the means of production.
Socialism= big government. With too much government, your rights aren't protected. It's risky to live under socialism because socialist governments believe they're entitled to your work and your property.
I think your confusing mixed economy with something else. In a mixed economy, there is some capitalism and some socialism. In other words, some private and some government businesses. This has nothing to do with who has power. Mixed economies usually have a parliament or congress, and a president or prime minister.
Socialism/Communism imply the abolition of government and the establishment of a classless society where there is a true democracy.
Socialism is not considered a mixed economy. Socialism is defined as a system based on public ownership of the means of production, self-management in enterprises, and production for use instead of production for private profit. There are two types of socialism: planned economies and market socialism. A mixed economy usually refers to a type of capitalism where the government intervenes in markets to affect economic outcomes, or engages in some minor indirect economic planning. Mixed economies are heavily capitalist: profit-driven enterprise is the dominant form of organization, most firms are privately-owned, and markets are still the primary way of coordinating the economy.