Economy, asked by Trishnasarma12, 10 months ago

What is market economy central planned economy and mixed economy

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

 \bf \blue {Market/:Economy-}

 \bf {Market\:Economy} is a free economy in which producers are free to decide \bf {What\:How\:And\:Whom} to produce.

Motive - Maximizing Profits

 \bf \blue {Central\:Planned\:Economy-}

 \bf {Central\:Planne\:Economy-} In this economy, the decisions relating to  \bf {What\:How\:And\:Whom} to produce are taken by some central authority appointed by government.

Motive - Maximizing social welfare

 \bf \blue {Mixed\:Economy-}

 \bf {Market\:Economy-} In this economy the decisions regarding  \bf {What\:How\:And\:Whom} to produce are based on market forces as well as on the basis of some central authority.

Answered by bhumikaupadhyay
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A market economy is one in which answers to the 3 question above are determined by buyers and sellers interacting with each other without government interference.
A planned economy is one in which a central planning agency such as the government makes the major economic decisions
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