Centrally Planned Economies are typical of totalitarian countries such as Cuba, North Korea. The econonomic theory behind these governments is usually a form of Marxism.
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North Korea operates as a centrally planned economy where the government exerts complete control over all economic activities, including production, distribution, and pricing. The state owns and manages all means of production, and economic decisions are made by state planners rather than market forces. This system aims to achieve specific economic goals set by the government, often prioritizing heavy industry and military spending over consumer goods. As a result, the economy often faces inefficiencies and shortages, leading to widespread struggles for the populace.
It has an economic system
They heavily taxed all domestic production.
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socialism :)
The people should control production and distribution. Production should take place to meet human need.
communism
To make available for and to hold in check the pertaining to the system of production, distribution, and consupmtion.
That would be COMMUNISM.
Control the production of food grains
State capitalism. In Socialism it is the people who control production and distribution, the aim of production being to meet human need.
In socialist countries, the role of the government is to control and manage the means of production and distribution of goods and services. The government plays a central role in planning and implementing economic policies, ensuring social welfare, and promoting equality and social justice. It aims to eliminate class distinctions and protect the interests of the working class.
B democratic socialism
The command economy is the economic system that is associated with authoritarian governments and total control of the economy. The government imposes strict control of the production activities, pricing and exports.
To do away with economics by having no money or prices or buying and selling.
The government