Economy, asked by negishikha67, 7 months ago

Q.4. What do you mean by a mixed economy?
A) Modern and traditional industries
B) Public and private sectors
C) Foreign and domestic investments
D) Commercial and subsistence farming​

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Answered by KavyaTekale03
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Answer:

Your answer is (A )

Modern and traditional industries

Answered by marishthangaraj
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Option B) Public and private sectors

Why Public and private sectors?

  • A mixed economy, as the name implies, is a winning mixture of a command and a market economy.
  • As a result, it adheres to both the price mechanism and central economic planning and supervision.
  • Both private corporations and governmental or state-owned enterprises own the means of production.
  • While market forces determine pricing, demand, supply, and other factors, the government maintains some oversight to prevent monopolisation and discrimination.

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