A controlled economic system, often referred to as a command economy, is one where the government or central authority makes all decisions regarding the production, distribution, and pricing of goods and services. In this system, resources are allocated according to a central plan, rather than through market forces. This can aim to achieve specific social or economic goals, such as reducing inequality or promoting industrialization, but may lead to inefficiencies and a lack of innovation due to limited competition and consumer choice. Examples include historical instances of Soviet-style economies.
The Communism Economic System
Command
a socialist country
In centralized economic system everything in the economy is controlled by the government. In this type of economies market does not have any role to play. Production and consumption of goods are controlled by the government.
Communism
The Communism Economic System
Command
a socialist country
In centralized economic system everything in the economy is controlled by the government. In this type of economies market does not have any role to play. Production and consumption of goods are controlled by the government.
The publicly controlled economy which is the nearest to a mixed economic system is a socialist economy. The public will influence such an economy to a great extent.
socialism
Communism
NO. In a traditional economic system, the government does not involve itself with transactions, primarily since the barter system makes it difficult for the government to monitor transactions.
Socialism is the closest thing.
Capitalism
Certain brands of socialism/communism.
Not a totally clear question. A system where the land, factories, etc belong to the whole community is Socialism.