<u>Answer:</u>
South Africa has a mixed economy.
<u>Explanation:
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- After South Africa gained independence from apartheid, its economic and industrial growth started happening in the true sense.
- In South Africa, the industries for the generation of electricity (Eskom), for civil aviation (South African Express Airways), for diamond mining (Alexkor), for the production of weapons and artillery (Denel), for railways (Transnet), etc. are owned by the government.
- Whereas, production and service industries other than the disciplines above are mostly owned by private players. This makes South Africa a mixed economy.
A) Italy's central location provided a good setting for commerce, so trade revived there first.
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