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mixed economy
There isn't a national economy that is totally capitalist or totally command economy. Every economy leans to one or the other. The only examples that would differ would be tribal economies. The USA is regarded as the most capitalist economy but there are many elements of a 'command' ie. Federal Reserve, government intervention in the markets etc. Cuba could be regarded as the most command economy, but the free market infiltrates.
Of the four countries listed (France, USA, Cuba, and Canada), only Cuba has a command economy. The rest have government-moderated capitalist economies.
the United States
what are command economies
No, the US has a market economy a result of its capitalist policies, command economies can be found in communist countries.
mixed economy
There isn't a national economy that is totally capitalist or totally command economy. Every economy leans to one or the other. The only examples that would differ would be tribal economies. The USA is regarded as the most capitalist economy but there are many elements of a 'command' ie. Federal Reserve, government intervention in the markets etc. Cuba could be regarded as the most command economy, but the free market infiltrates.
The Soviet command economy could not keep up with the productivity of capitalist economies.
The Soviet command economy could not keep up with the productivity of capitalist economies.
5 principles for shifting to more environmentally sustainable economies over the next Several decades. Do you agree with each?
Of the four countries listed (France, USA, Cuba, and Canada), only Cuba has a command economy. The rest have government-moderated capitalist economies.
Command economies emphasize government allocation of production.
the United States
what are command economies
no
Command, traditional, and market economies