capitalism
Australia is a sovereign nation and does not 'belong' to anyone. The economic system in Australia is their own affair. Australia chooses to use the capitalistic economy model, as is their right. Being settled by the British, it was modelled on the British system.
The free-market system is free from government intrusion and is where the people can freely change prices and products for the public. The command economy doesn’t provide freedom to its people, and the mixed economy has both government and public input. Therefore, we can come to the conclusion that Australia has a mixed economy.
Australia has a free market economy.
The mining boom in Western Australia is certainly having a great deal of influence on Australia's economy.
market economy
capitalism
Mixed Market economy where the GDP is high and the rate of poverty is lowFree market economy, predominantly based on trade, manufacturing, services and finances.It has a mixed economy which is very close to a capitalistic economy - very much like the US.A couple of the noticeable differences, however, are that the health system is basically tax-funded in Australia and the schooling system is also more tax-funded than in US.Mixed Economy
mixed economic system
Brisbane uses the same system as the rest of Australia, based on the Australian dollar.
yes
Australia's economy depends on the mining industry and agriculture.
Australia is a two speed economy