World Economic Systems Questions
A mixed economic system is a combination of both market and planned economies. In this system, the government and private individuals or businesses coexist and play a role in the allocation of resources and the production of goods and services. The government typically regulates certain industries and provides public goods and services, while allowing market forces to determine prices and production levels in other sectors. This system aims to combine the advantages of both market and planned economies, promoting economic growth and efficiency while also addressing social welfare concerns.