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central government alone
central government alone
not to interfere with the economy. Its french for "let do" which can be implied as "leave it alone"
They both hold a similar view that the economy should be left alone as much as possible. But monetarist theory suggests that the central bank should influence the economy by controlling the money supply to a particular end, while supply-side theorists advocate the government manipulating tax rates in order to stimulate savings and investment is the appropriate approach to economic success.
Why did Canada choose a mixed economy? 1980 US president, Ronald Reagan, supported less government in the economy to reduce government spending and regulation of corporations. Canadian prime minister, Brian Mulroney, fallowed Reagan's example and fought for the shift right (less government involvement in the economy) in the economy in 1984. Ever since than there has been shift lefts and shift rights everywhere. therefore, Canada is a Mixed economy :)
central government alone
central government alone
not to interfere with the economy. Its french for "let do" which can be implied as "leave it alone"
No concept is an island means that no concept stands alone.
the government should leave people alone
They both hold a similar view that the economy should be left alone as much as possible. But monetarist theory suggests that the central bank should influence the economy by controlling the money supply to a particular end, while supply-side theorists advocate the government manipulating tax rates in order to stimulate savings and investment is the appropriate approach to economic success.
Why did Canada choose a mixed economy? 1980 US president, Ronald Reagan, supported less government in the economy to reduce government spending and regulation of corporations. Canadian prime minister, Brian Mulroney, fallowed Reagan's example and fought for the shift right (less government involvement in the economy) in the economy in 1984. Ever since than there has been shift lefts and shift rights everywhere. therefore, Canada is a Mixed economy :)
To be "Left Alone" or "Let Do" as in, let it do as it pleases. It's also a government term with the same meaning that refers to an economy much like the United States' market economy. Meaning there is mostly no government intervention. Let the people do as they choose if you want to get technical.
If by "command economy" you mean a dictatorial economy like North Korea, the government decides what is produced and has a lot of say in how things are done. The Cuban government is also a dictatorial government but more pragmatic in when to leave things alone. The US military maintains a huge installation at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba and quite a number of Cubans work on the base and draw good paychecks. The Cuban regime understands that the Americans have no intention of leaving and Cuba is incapable of evicting them. But the Americans leave the Cuban regime alone (except for the usual CIA spying and meddling)
"laissez-faire"
Going with the concept, it is granted by God alone.
A national central committee would oversee the operation of various major aspects of the economy such as agriculture, industry, finance, etc. according to a national plan called Gosplan. After that committee, other subcommittees make decisions within those areas on regional and local levels.