mixed market economy
Democratic countries usually have a mixed economy, somewhere between capitalism and a free market economy.
Democratic countries usually have a mixed economy, somewhere between capitalism and a free market economy.
I think they must have a mixed economy
Magan
Capitalist would be the type of economy. An economy run by the free market, and has little-to-no government regulation.
I think they must have a mixed economy
Democratic countries usually have a mixed economy, somewhere between capitalism and a free market economy.
Democratic countries usually have a mixed economy, somewhere between capitalism and a free market economy.
I think they must have a mixed economy
Mixed Economy
Magan
Capitalist would be the type of economy. An economy run by the free market, and has little-to-no government regulation.
The type of economy usually matches the type of government. For example, a democratic country will usually have a capitalist (or free market-based) economy while a non-democratic country will usually have a socialist economy. The more freedom there is in the government usually brings about more freedom in the economy. However, I would say that the type of government affects the economy and not vice versa. Of course, if the economy completely crashed, it could cause a democratic country to become non-democratic. People tend to vote for radical decisions during crises.
Subsistence agriculture is primarily found in developing countries, where farmers grow crops to feed themselves and their families. This type of agriculture is often practiced on small plots of land with limited resources and technology.
Capitalist would be the type of economy. An economy run by the free market, and has little-to-no government regulation.
Africa as a whole is a continent that comprises of many countries. But the sugested economy practice by most africans is a socialist economy.
command economy