Difference between revisions of "Mixed economy"
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A '''mixed economy''' is one which combines unregulated (but not necessarily "free") [[private enterprise]] and [[government]]-subsidized or government-run industries. When mixed economies exist in democracies, there is popular pressure to privatize government industries seen as inefficient, but also to regulate private industries seen as harmful to society. | A '''mixed economy''' is one which combines unregulated (but not necessarily "free") [[private enterprise]] and [[government]]-subsidized or government-run industries. When mixed economies exist in democracies, there is popular pressure to privatize government industries seen as inefficient, but also to regulate private industries seen as harmful to society. | ||
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Revision as of 14:47, March 20, 2012
A mixed economy is one which combines unregulated (but not necessarily "free") private enterprise and government-subsidized or government-run industries. When mixed economies exist in democracies, there is popular pressure to privatize government industries seen as inefficient, but also to regulate private industries seen as harmful to society.