In a socialist economy, private ownership of the means of production is typically limited or nonexistent, as the government or collective entities often own resources and industries. Therefore, a significant presence of private enterprises operating independently for profit, without state oversight or regulation, would be uncharacteristic of a socialist economy. Additionally, a focus on individual wealth accumulation over collective welfare also contradicts socialist principles.
Socialist system
Socialism means a classless stateless society with no money or prices or buying and selling. hence there can be no such thing as a Socialist economy.
No. Portugal economy is corporativistic
socialist
Ghana is a capitalist economy.
In a socialist society, various political systems may be combines with public control of the economy.
France is capitalist: class system, wage labour, production for sale at a profit.
Socialist
socialist system
no it is very socialist
yes and no... if you want to buy stuff you go to the socialist market then otherwise i think it's the same.
False