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If you are talking about countries, then there are lots of countries that have a controlled economic system, such as Venezuela, China, and Russia. Some economies have more government control than other and none are completely government controlled, except N. Korea perhaps.
Yes, but the education is strictly controlled by the government
In centralized economic system everything in the economy is controlled by the government. In this type of economies market does not have any role to play. Production and consumption of goods are controlled by the government.
Controlled economies were common in eastern bloc countries.
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Cuba, China, and North Korea are all countries with controlled economies.
Economies can be completely controlled to entirely benefit the government, such as communism or dictatorships. Or the economy can be free will, like capitalism, which will prosper the people and businesses
Economy in which much of the activity is controlled by government policy rather than by the dictates of markets. Examples are socialist and communist economies.
Command economies emphasize government allocation of production.
right there are market, planned, and mixed economies. the free market economy focuses on little to no government intervention whereas the planned economy is focused on central planning and full government controll. however it is said that no economy in the world is strictly market or planned, in fact all economies are to some extent mixed
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