The US is neither, however it leans much towards Capitalism, and with the new healthcare, socialism.
Capitalist: wages system,production for profit, class ownership.
A democratic political system is compatible with any economic system that the majority of the voters like. At the present time we have no pure capitalist systems, we have mixed systems, which include some elements of the free market, and some elements of socialism. Even so, the economy of the US is largely capitalist in nature, and the political system is democratic. These may not be perfectly compatible, but they have functioned together for over 200 years.
US UK Canada Japan Sweden Columbia All first world countries have a developed capitalist economic system. Most are conidered mixed capitalist, meaning a mix of free market and command capitalism. Many third world countries have undeveloped capitalist systems and some also have mixed capitalist and socialist as in several Middle East countries such as Saudi Arabia were heavy oil production is state owned but with also allowing private enterprise and property.
The US was capitalist long before then.
The US of A has a mixed economy - a combination of market economy and command economy.
No, the US has a market economy a result of its capitalist policies, command economies can be found in communist countries.
Capitalist: wages system,production for profit, class ownership.
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.
A democratic political system is compatible with any economic system that the majority of the voters like. At the present time we have no pure capitalist systems, we have mixed systems, which include some elements of the free market, and some elements of socialism. Even so, the economy of the US is largely capitalist in nature, and the political system is democratic. These may not be perfectly compatible, but they have functioned together for over 200 years.
The US is capitalist: wages system, production for sale, class ownership of the means of production.
The US has an open economy. This type of economy has a capitalist nature.
US UK Canada Japan Sweden Columbia All first world countries have a developed capitalist economic system. Most are conidered mixed capitalist, meaning a mix of free market and command capitalism. Many third world countries have undeveloped capitalist systems and some also have mixed capitalist and socialist as in several Middle East countries such as Saudi Arabia were heavy oil production is state owned but with also allowing private enterprise and property.
The US was capitalist long before then.
The US of A has a mixed economy - a combination of market economy and command economy.
Communist. It used to be Capitalist, but Obama changed all that.
Capitalist: production for sale, wages system, minority ownership of the means of production, class division. Socialism has none of these, and there cannot be a mix of capitalism and Socialism.
the economy of the us is a