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The so called command economy of China is based on the reality that all major economic issues are decided upon by the Communist party leaders of this country.
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∙ 14y agoIt doesn't. Russia has market economy. Though the Soviet Union indeed had a command economy.
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Explain stalins use of command economy in Russia?
its his command in economy
Is Russia primarily a traditional or command or market or mixed economy?
command economy
What type of Economy does Russia have currently?
Command Economy & MARKET ECONOMY
Is the former USSR an example of the command economy?
The USSR had a command economy, Russia today has a free market economy.
What form of economy does Russia have?
Command Economy & MARKET ECONOMY
Explain stalins use of command economy in Russia?
its his command in economy
Is Russia primarily a traditional or command or market or mixed economy?
command economy
What type of Economy does Russia have currently?
Command Economy & MARKET ECONOMY
Is the former USSR an example of the command economy?
The USSR had a command economy, Russia today has a free market economy.
What countries in Russia are changed from a command economy to a market economy?
taylor swift and eminem
What kind of economy did East Germany And Russia have when they were communist?
command
What countries have command economy?
Soviet unions, N. Korea, Cuba, (Maybe) Russia.
What type of economy was the USSR?
Russia had a totalitarian ecomomy while they were part of the Soviet Union.
What form of economy does Russia have?
Command Economy & MARKET ECONOMY
What countries are under command economies?
China, South Korea, Cuba, and Russia are countries that are under command economies. This type of economy is common in a communistic country.
What economy is similar to command economy?
A command economy is the same as a socialst or communist economy.
What is econony?
It is a command economy where the government controls the economy. It is a command economy where the government controls the economy.
