ECONOMIC SYSTEM SCHEME
Mixed economy
An economic system in which the market is responsible for allocating resources, but
the state intervenes, to a greater or lesser extent, to regulate its functioning. It is a system that incorporates elements of both the market economy and the command economy, in different proportions.
Command economy
In this system, it is the State that decides how to solve fundamental economic problems, since it organizes economic activity and decides, through planning, what is going to be produced, how it is going to be produced and how this production is going to be distributed.
Market economy
The market economy is an economic system in which all decisions are decided by the market. The relationship between supply and demand determines the quantity and price of goods and services traded.
DIFFERENCES:
DECISION MAKING
The Market (Consumers and Producers)
SIMILARITIES
The market economy is a social system of division of labour based on private ownership of the means of production.
Production assets are owned by the State and private agents.
The main decisions on resource allocation, production and pricing are taken by the authorities.
The Market and the State interact.
The State
