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trapecia [35]
1 year ago
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Alex's country was once communist, but now allows limited private ownership of companies, and lets market forces determine produ

ction and pricing decisions. what kinds of economy is alex living in?
Business
1 answer:
ioda1 year ago
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Alex's country was once communist, but now allows limited private ownership of companies, and lets market forces determine production and pricing decision is the kind of 'Market Socialist' economy.

Market socialism, sometimes known as liberal socialism, is an economic system that strikes a balance between free enterprise and socialist planning. In this system, businesses are publicly owned, but output and consumption are determined by the market rather than by governmental planning.

In real life, Market socialism components have been present in a number of different economies. A version of market-based socialism, based on socially owned cooperatives, workers' self-management, and market allocation of capital, is usually regarded as having existed in the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.

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Answer:

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