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Venezuela began transitioning from a command economy to a more market-oriented economy in the late 1980s and early 1990s, particularly under President Carlos Andrés Pérez, who implemented neoliberal reforms. However, the shift was not fully realized, and the country experienced a return to more state-controlled policies under Hugo Chávez, starting in 1999. Chávez's government reinforced a command economy characterized by extensive state intervention, nationalization of industries, and price controls. The economic situation has continued to evolve, especially in response to the ongoing crisis and shifts in leadership.

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