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What countries have a command economic system?
Some countries that have a command market economy include China, Saudi Arabia, and Syria. Venezuela and Laos also have command market economies.
How and why may the economy of the area be affected by flooding?
Flooding may destroy crops in which countries like Africa and some other Asian countries rely on for their economic system.
What are some examples of nations who use command economy market economy and traditional economy?
Examples of countries that use a command economy are the following: China Cuba Examples of countries that use a market economy are the following: United States Canada Assuming you mean a socialized economy by way of traditional economy, below are examples of some countries that use a socialized economy Italy France Please keep in mind that no country is an absolutely pure version of each type of economy. You could say the United States, for example, shows elements of a socialized economy with its employment of social security and medicaid. You could also say that Cuba, shows elements of a market economy. Even, North Korea, which would be considered one of the most extreme examples of a command economy still has "free enterprise zones" and has condoned (or at least not quickly repressed) a healthy black market for goods and services...the black market being its own market economy.
List of countries with market economy?
All countries have some form of market economy.
What are some non examples of command economy?
An example could be the USA.
What country use command economy?
Some countries include : North Korea and Cuba.
What countries have a command economic system?
Some countries that have a command market economy include China, Saudi Arabia, and Syria. Venezuela and Laos also have command market economies.
How and why may the economy of the area be affected by flooding?
Flooding may destroy crops in which countries like Africa and some other Asian countries rely on for their economic system.
Does Israel have a 'command economy'?
No. Like most European countries, Israel maintains a free-market economy with strong state regulation as well as some state-owned companies.
What are examples of command economy?
Libya North Korea Cuba Saudi Arabia Mynamar
Command economies often have what type of governments?
There are two types of economic system that follows the command economy; Communism: Government owns and operates all sources of productions, such as labor, capital, entrepreneurs, natural resource and information system. Ex: North Korea. Socialism: Government owns and operates only selected major industries. Such as China, and some Asian countries.
What are some examples command economy?
North Korea and Cuba are good examples of command economies.
Is Sri-Lanka is the one of the smallest Asian countries?
true
What are some strengths of a command economy?
Robert is a fat boy
List of countries with market economy?
All countries have some form of market economy.
What are some examples of nations who use command economy market economy and traditional economy?
Examples of countries that use a command economy are the following: China Cuba Examples of countries that use a market economy are the following: United States Canada Assuming you mean a socialized economy by way of traditional economy, below are examples of some countries that use a socialized economy Italy France Please keep in mind that no country is an absolutely pure version of each type of economy. You could say the United States, for example, shows elements of a socialized economy with its employment of social security and medicaid. You could also say that Cuba, shows elements of a market economy. Even, North Korea, which would be considered one of the most extreme examples of a command economy still has "free enterprise zones" and has condoned (or at least not quickly repressed) a healthy black market for goods and services...the black market being its own market economy.
Where can you get Korean candy?
online, Asian market, some Asian countries, international groceries, etc.
