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"Normal" is a highly subjective term. I suppose you could consider the U.S. economy "normal" (as of now, America has a Free Market or Capitalist economy, although it is not purefree market/capitalism just like America not a pure democracy (technically, a democratic republic), it falls under the general category).
Another example of economy includes command economy, which is commonly used in states exercising a large amount of control over their population, such as China or North Korea.
What else can I help you with?
What is a current issue in the US?
One of the top issues in the US right now is the 'Economy', or maybe I should say the FALLING Economy. Hopefully the "Bail Out Bill" will somewhat fix/boost the economy. One of the top issues in the US right now is the 'Economy', or maybe I should say the FALLING Economy. Hopefully the "Bail Out Bill" will somewhat fix/boost the economy.
Is Japan the largest economy?
No, the US is the worlds largest economy measured by one country. While the European Union is now larger than the US economy it consists of many different individual countries. If you count the European Union as one economy it would rank first with the US second and Japan third.
What does a down term in US economy mean?
Recession of the economy, or falling part of one economic circle.
What the US economy rank?
1st, But China is catching up Another Answer: The US economy ranks number one, followed by Japan, China, and Germany.
What is the role of entrepreneurship in the economy of the US?
Its HUGE for ANY economy and if MORE people were one the financial problem would be no more!
Is normal light visible to us?
One reason 'Normal Light' has that name is because it is visible to us and useful to us in so many different ways
One effect of monopolies on the US economy is that they have tended to?
reduce business competition
The federal government constitutes approximately what percentage of the US economy?
one half
What is the advantage of the US market economy?
the advantages of the USA economy is that it is mixed and that means it has more than one economy so that's what makes it very special and that's one or two of the advantages ha i lost count.
Show me the history of mixed economy?
The US economy is a mixed economy (in fact, almost every country today has a mixed economy.) I suggest wikipedia for a history of US economy.
Which economy is closer to US economy?
The US economy is closest to a capitalist economy system, although the US has been known to implement a few socialist policies (like more government intervention)
Foreign investment in the US is seen as a sign of in the US economy?
Foreign investment in the US is seen as a sign of in the US economy?
