Colombia has a 'mixed' economy in terms of a certain level of Government regulation in what can be largely considered a free market economy. This is what most Western economies have. A command economy is what the old Communist States had: economic activity was almost totally dictated by Government demands and regulations. A capitalist economy has almost total freedom of economic activity with an absolute minimum of Government involvement. Not even the US has that, much to the regret of the Tea Party.
Mexico has a traditional capitalist economy, transitioning to a modern capitalist one -- Mexico is an Emerging Market (EM), or Newly Industrialized Country (NIC).Mexico has never been a command economy.
Algeria has a mixed economy that is slightly closer to command than market
The US of A has a mixed economy - a combination of market economy and command economy.
Capitalist: wages system,production for profit, class ownership.
Singapore is a parliamentary republic.its a politacal government
Mexico has a traditional capitalist economy, transitioning to a modern capitalist one -- Mexico is an Emerging Market (EM), or Newly Industrialized Country (NIC).Mexico has never been a command economy.
Algeria has a mixed economy that is slightly closer to command than market
The US of A has a mixed economy - a combination of market economy and command economy.
Capitalist: wages system,production for profit, class ownership.
India has mixed economy
Singapore is a parliamentary republic.its a politacal government
Mixed Economy
Mongolia has a mixed government
There isn't a national economy that is totally capitalist or totally command economy. Every economy leans to one or the other. The only examples that would differ would be tribal economies. The USA is regarded as the most capitalist economy but there are many elements of a 'command' ie. Federal Reserve, government intervention in the markets etc. Cuba could be regarded as the most command economy, but the free market infiltrates.
mixed economy
When an economy is partly command and partly market, is called a mixed economy.
United States