Democratic countries usually have a mixed economy, somewhere between capitalism and a free market economy.
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Democratic countries usually have a mixed economy, somewhere between capitalism and a free market economy.
I think they must have a mixed economy
Between economic growth and democracy, economic growth should come first. When a country is able to develop in terms of the economy, then it becomes easier to embrace democracy.
The type of economy usually matches the type of government. For example, a democratic country will usually have a capitalist (or free market-based) economy while a non-democratic country will usually have a socialist economy. The more freedom there is in the government usually brings about more freedom in the economy. However, I would say that the type of government affects the economy and not vice versa. Of course, if the economy completely crashed, it could cause a democratic country to become non-democratic. People tend to vote for radical decisions during crises.
Its a Command Economy!
democracy
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Representative democracy
The economy of the third world country usually suffers because of the amount of money that is pumped in the elections.
Democratic countries usually have a mixed economy, somewhere between capitalism and a free market economy.
I think they must have a mixed economy
The Jacksonian democracy viewed industrialization as a good thing. Jackson believed that it was needed in order for the country's economy to thrive.
RVN=Republic of South Vietnam, a democracy.
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yes it is a democratic country.
Type of economy in exporting country.