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A mixed economy is an economic system that combines elements of both market economies and planned economies, blending various degrees of government intervention and private enterprise. In this system, the means of production, such as factories, resources, and businesses, are owned and operated by both the private sector (individuals or corporations) and the public sector (the government). This coexistence allows for a balance between the freedom of the market to allocate resources and government regulation to correct market failures, ensure social welfare, and provide public goods.
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How do mixed economies balance the roles of the private and public sectors?
Can you provide examples of countries that operate under a mixed economy?
How does a mixed economy address issues of economic inequality?
What role does regulation play in a mixed economy?
How do mixed economies handle the allocation of resources?
What are some common challenges faced by mixed economies?