1. Philippines
2. Thailand
4.Malysia
5.Vietnam
5.Brunei
6.Myannmar
7.Timor Leste
8. Laos
9. Cambodia
The definition of mixed economy remains somewhat subjective. Both the US and Cuba have been refered to as mixed economies as all economies are to some extent or another mixed. Pure capitalism and pure communism have never and most likely can never exsist. The world's developed nations are the most common examples of mixed economies. The United States, Canada, Australia, Japan, Germany, the United Kingdom, Italy, etc... are all examples of mixed economies. Examples in the developing world include Mexico, Slovenia, South Africa, etc... India is also a mixed economy where public private partnership co exists.Australia
Some countries are richer than others.
The economies of the nations were generally in great shape, as they usually are immediately after a war. The companies are busy buying and building weapons and technology that can be used in war, and as a result, certain nations are booming in business with others and many people are in work. It is only after a war (after some time has passed) in which the economies of the nations were hit hard.
A country that has part of their economy run by the government with part of it as free market or private enterprise, it has a mixed economy. The United Kingdom United States, Russia, France, and Sweden are some of the countries with mixed economies.
Those countries that are more have better resources and an open economy.
Entrepreneurs in underdeveloped countries increase economies by employing others. The more people management employs, the more they help their community.
No. The European Union has 28 countries as members, so it consists of many different economies, with some in a better situation of others.
America needs to care about the economics of many countries, including Argentina's, because as economies and markets become more global, the well-being of individual markets and economies become more dependent on the economies and markets of others. As recent headlines have shown, the collapse of one economy has repercussions all over the world.
There are many reasons why you are as rich as others but not as successful. Some rich people are rich from family money or business, others are rich from investments. There are many reasons why someone can be rich, and not successful.
These three countries plus a few others, voted not to join the Euro single currency because they didn't want to lose control of their own economies.
People value others be successful because they feel as if they had a positive effect on someones life. By helping others, they may gain self-confidence that they can also become successful because, in my opinion, it is harder to help someone become successful (in the case they lack self-confidence than it is to be successful. Some people value it because they ultimately gain pride and joy from seeing others become successful which may have the effect that the person who received help from others will, in return, help others to become successful as well.
It all depends on how successful the country's clubs have been in the Champions League and Uefa Cup in the past. The more successful they are, the more slots they get in the Champions League/Uefa Cup.
The definition of mixed economy remains somewhat subjective. Both the US and Cuba have been refered to as mixed economies as all economies are to some extent or another mixed. Pure capitalism and pure communism have never and most likely can never exsist. The world's developed nations are the most common examples of mixed economies. The United States, Canada, Australia, Japan, Germany, the United Kingdom, Italy, etc... are all examples of mixed economies. Examples in the developing world include Mexico, Slovenia, South Africa, etc... India is also a mixed economy where public private partnership co exists.Australia
Diversification is taking place in the economies of North Africa because if one main crop fails, there needs to be others so the whole economy doesn't fail.
communism, republic, and dictatorship. there might be a few others.
It helped the economies of some sections more than others.
both have high standard living, vast resources, and have free trade between the countries (NAFTA)The US needs different oils and minerals and Canada needs different types of foods. NAFTA helped a lot.