While the economies of countries like the United States generally considered capitalism they are not pure market economies true or false

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9 April, 06:07

While the economies of countries like the United States generally considered capitalism they are not pure market economies true or false

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Hayden Stafford · Answer 1

Answer: the answer is true on plato

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Pruitt · Answer 2

The right option is False

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The UN has a combined economy and its economic system has the traits of both socialism and capitalism.

The government has the right to applicable regulative confinements on voluntary transactions of private markets. Private establishments must have government-granted permits to perform specific activities. Governments can own the public properties or services and can change the prices in the market on the basis of tax policies. In this mixed economy, private transactions are restricted to few numbers but it can provide subservient to the government's intentions.