The economy of the USA is based on capitalism. Investors are willing to risk money in order to make a profit. The economy is also based on supply and demand. Whatever the consumer wants produced and will buy, some entrepreneur will provide it. As a result, billions of dollars are spent everyday on American products and billions of products are consumed.
The US does not have control over the Cuban economy.
The US economy started at the same time as the USA started
the economy of the us is going down.
Where did you get the idea Japan took the industrial might and strong economy of the US from the Americans? It is more like Japan lost that when the US and the allies strategically bombed Japan. Their economy, agriculture and industries were ruined by the allies.
WW2 not only didn't hurt the US's economy, it actually pulled us out of the Great Depression.
Really powerful because if the sun landed on us we would burn.
Puppet state
The US economy is a mixed economy (in fact, almost every country today has a mixed economy.) I suggest wikipedia for a history of US economy.
The US economy is closest to a capitalist economy system, although the US has been known to implement a few socialist policies (like more government intervention)
Foreign investment in the US is seen as a sign of in the US economy?
Because it is a very clean source of energy that is very powerfull
The US does not have control over the Cuban economy.
the economy does not control us because we decide what we do with our money and life:)
what was the economy of the us like in november 1754
The US economy started at the same time as the USA started
China. China's GDP is 13 trillion whereas the US' GDP is 18 trillion
No, true market economy is purely theoretical, it never excised. US used mixed economy