There is no such thing as a Socialist economy. Socialism means no wages or prices or money, hence no economics. The UK is capitalist.
yes
The first nation to build its economy on capitalism was Great Britain. Laws were changed to allow free trade in England and elsewhere in Great Britain.
no because to this day we, great Britain, still pay germany for the damages to thier country
Britain's rationale for enacting the Currency act of 1764 was to support British merchants, and therefore benefit the British economy. And also to increase the gold and silver reserves in Great Britain, which were running very low on this nonpaper money currency.
Agriculture.
The economy was not very good due to over population in Great Britain, and many people loss their jobs. Also drugs were starting to be abused which got people addicted and sometimes lazy. This effected people's attitudes towards working which in the long run affects the economy. Answer provided by: Logan Rupert! :0-- ---c===8
Socialist Party of Great Britain was created in 1904.
Union of German Socialist Organisations in Great Britain was created in 1941.
Britain has a National Health Service where health care is available free to everyone, regardless of income. Only a minority of people have private health care insurance.
Great Britain.
The publicly controlled economy which is the nearest to a mixed economic system is a socialist economy. The public will influence such an economy to a great extent.
The first nation to build its economy on capitalism was Great Britain. Laws were changed to allow free trade in England and elsewhere in Great Britain.
The first nation to build its economy on capitalism was Great Britain. Laws were changed to allow free trade in England and elsewhere in Great Britain.
It will benifit Great Britain by having al the people or tourists will come and buy things and this will help Britain economy.
When
no
Great Britain used bombs
yes great Britain has mixed economy(more in past than now). The economy is mixed because business are allowed to decide how they control their finances and transport is owned by coropations but services like health care and education are paid for by the government.