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False. The United States operates primarily as a mixed economy, which combines elements of both capitalism and government intervention. While the market largely drives economic decisions, the government regulates certain industries and provides public services to address market failures and promote social welfare. This distinguishes it from a command economy, where the government makes all economic decisions.

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