No. It is North Korea that has a Communist Command Economy. South Korea has a free market economy with government regulation (much like the states of the European Union).
South Korea is capitalist. North Korea has an authoritarian version of state capitalism. Communism has no money or prices, hence no economy.
Yes
A place that uses a command economy is North Korea.
A command economy.
Three countries with a command economy are, North Korea, Vietnam, and Cuba.
North Korea is one
North Korea, Iran and Cuba
North Korea has a command economy.
North Korea does not have a mixed economy. It has a command economy or centrally planned economy because the government controls everything in north Korea.
A place that uses a command economy is North Korea.
Neither. North Korea is a Command economy.
yes
A command economy.
North Korea
Three countries with a command economy are, North Korea, Vietnam, and Cuba.
Who controls the economy in North Korea? The economy of North Korea is a centrally planned economy, following Juche, where the role of market allocation schemes is limited, although increasing. As of 2021, North Korea continues its basic adherence to a centralized command economy.
North Korea is one
North Korea and Cuba are good examples of command economies.
North Korea, Iran and Cuba