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Generally, yes, and they are not allowed to switch from this job without permission from the central planners.
add. The latter part is not necessarily so. In Singapore for example the government ran a policy of "a job will be found for every one who can work." And people were encouraged to take up training to fit them for a better job. Singapore's main aim was to move the country from a 'low value added' economy to a 'high value added' one. And in their execution they were successful. they rid themselves of the tyre and vehicle assembly industries, and substituted electronics and semiconductors.
Singapore added a few extras that were not very popular - such as street vendors jobs were not allowed to be held by folk of age less than 60.
But the process worked.
What else can I help you with?
Who answers the questions in a centrally planned economy?
Typically, a person who knows the answer will answer a question put to him and being in a centrally planned economy has nothing to do with it.If the question intends to ask "Who makes the decisions of how much to produce in a centrally planned economy?" the answer to that would be, generally speaking, the government, and specifically it would be an economics ministry of the state. In the Soviet Union, for example, there was the State Planning Committee, popularly known as Gosplan, that made key decisions in terms of how much to produce in all major industries.
Who was the first person to explain the market economy?
Adam Smith
What person believed the nation should change a farming economy to a manufacturing economy?
Martin Van Buren
What describes human capital?
the ability a person has to contribute to an economy
What do you call a person who studies economy?
A student of economics. After graduation: an economist.
Who answers the questions in a centrally planned economy?
Typically, a person who knows the answer will answer a question put to him and being in a centrally planned economy has nothing to do with it.If the question intends to ask "Who makes the decisions of how much to produce in a centrally planned economy?" the answer to that would be, generally speaking, the government, and specifically it would be an economics ministry of the state. In the Soviet Union, for example, there was the State Planning Committee, popularly known as Gosplan, that made key decisions in terms of how much to produce in all major industries.
Is sacagawea an organized planned person?
yeah, Sacagwea is a oganized planned person
Who was the person who planned to built the aswan dam?
the person that planned to built it was el sadat al ali he was an Arabic person and he is also from Cairo Egypt
What person planned to rebuild Europe?
Hitler.
Who was the person that planned Washington DC's Streets?
Pierre L'Enfant.
Who was the first person to explain the market economy?
Adam Smith
What the economy of the colony likes in Pennsylvania?
The economy doesn't like anything since economy is no person. Or maybe your question lacks a verb?
Are taxes necessary at all?
Without taxation an economy would have no funding (apart from governments borrowing money). That means that there would be no schools, no hospitals etc. Although people don't enjoy paying them the tax rates are factored into a person's salary so they are well planned.
What should be your planned pace for a marathon?
A pace for someone would vary from person to person, but you should probably have a slow pace.
How many years do kids go to jail for bringing weapons to school?
It is premeditated/planned murder and a person could get life for a shooting like this.
What person believed the nation should change a farming economy to a manufacturing economy?
Martin Van Buren
Who rules a command economy?
A person or a group of people.
