What is a hybrid economy

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<span>A hybrid economy is any type of local, state, or national economic system that involves a more or less equal focus on two different economic styles. This is a relatively common structure that has been utilized in many different settings over the history of humankind. Some examples include a military-industrial based economy, a university-industry based economy, or one based primarily on a mix of business and government.</span>

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