Why do economists describe the US economy as a mixed-market economy? A. The government controls nearly all aspects of the stock market. B. Citizens have economic freedoms with some government regulation. C. Citizens have total economic freedom without government interference. D. The government protects citizens from foreign economic intrusion. E. The government requires a balance of foreign and domestic investments.
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None of the options given above, explain a Mixed market economy, clearly.
A Mixed Market economy is a system in which both government enterprises and private enterprises exist. It is also called a Dual economy. In most of such cases, there is more of government monopoly in sectors such as defence, public services and infrastructure.
Examples of such economies are the United States and France.
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the right answer is B. Citizens have economic freedoms with some government regulation
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