Cuba: Cuba is one of the most Socialist nations, as it has a mostly state-run economy, universal healthcare, government-paid education at all levels, and a number of of social programs. It does not have a stock exchange.
North Korea: The same is true of North Korea, which has an almost entirely state-run economy, as well as the same social programs mentioned for Cuba. Like Cuba, North Korea does not have a stock exchange.
Venezuela: Economy has more private ownership, but the government social programs are quite extensive and the foreign policy is very left-wing. Cuban doctors and teachers have been brought to Venezuela to provide some medical and educational services.
China: A substantial part of the economy is still state-run, although there are not as many social programs as there once were and universal healthcare has been eliminated. Still has a Socialist-type foreign policy, for the most part.
Vietnam: A significant part of the economy is state-run. Close ties with Cuba, Venezuela, and Belarus.
Syria: Although not commonly referred to as Socialist in the West, Syria has a mostly state-run economy and universal healthcare, along with a left-wing foreign policy.
Belarus: Much of the Belarussian economy is state-run and some govt. social programs are available. Belarus has close ties with Venezuela, China, and other Socialist countries.
Laos: A large part of the economy is state-run, and the government has close ties with most other Socialist countries.
Zambia: Some elements of the economy are state-run, including most of the media. Universal healthcare and primary education are available. Zambia has a left-wing foreign policy and is friendly with China and North Korea.
Turkmenistan: Mostly state-run economy, various free and subsidized services are provided by the government. Housing and transportation are subsidized, natural gas and electricity are provided to citizens free of charge.
The four main kinds of economic systems are; command, market, traditional and mixed.
There is no way to know what the top ten largest economies will be in 2050. This because economies are constantly changing daily. Also, major world events often cause major shifts in world economies which could influence who will have a larger economy.
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list the main players in command economy
There are six countries with a command economy: Belarus Cuba Libya Myanmar North Korea Saudi Arabia
Here's your list: . Short, wasn't it? But that's right. There are ZERO pure capitalist economies in the world. In fact, in my opinion, there are prescious few that even APPROACH pure capitalism, and the US is NOT one of them.
The four main kinds of economic systems are; command, market, traditional and mixed.
There is no way to know what the top ten largest economies will be in 2050. This because economies are constantly changing daily. Also, major world events often cause major shifts in world economies which could influence who will have a larger economy.
there is no list persay but help in the consel (press ~ key) should give you commands but for a list of commands and what they do just google css consel commands
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who command gives the list of users who have currently logged in......
Go to the Command prompt and run "help" command to see the command list..
ls will list the contents of a directory.
document
A submenu command
The 'ps' command without arguments will give a summary of those processes running in the current environment.
If the program is in source code and stored in a file, use the 'cat' command to list out its contents.