Drag and drop the country names to classify them by type of economy that they have today.

a. China, b. Japan ,c. Mongolia, d. North Korea

1.command economy
2. market-based economy,
3. command economy with limited market reforms

i think that A is 2, B is 1, C is 3, and D is 2. Am i right?

Your answer is wrong. The correct answer is.. North Korea is a command Economy, Japan and Mongolia are market based economy’s, and China is a command economy with limited market reforms.

*North Korea* is a command economy, *Japan* and *South Korea* are market-based economies, and *China* is a command economy with limited market reforms

1. Dynasties/ Tang and Song

2. C
3. communist
4. Command market-based command economy w/
economy economy limited market reforms
North Korea Japan/South Korea China
5. B

what are the right answers?

correct answer is what charles said

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To classify the countries by the type of economy they have today, you can analyze their economic systems. Here's an explanation of each option:

1. Command economy: In a command economy, the government has control over all economic activities, including resource allocation, production, and distribution. The government decides what goods and services are produced and sets prices centrally. Market forces have limited influence.

2. Market-based economy: In a market-based economy, also known as capitalism or a free market economy, individuals and businesses play a significant role in making economic decisions. The allocation of resources, production, and distribution are primarily determined by supply and demand in markets. The government's role is typically limited to maintaining a regulatory framework.

3. Command economy with limited market reforms: This refers to a combination of a command economy and market elements. Here, the government retains significant control over the economy but has introduced some market reforms to varying degrees.

Now let's analyze the countries you mentioned:

- China: China has undergone significant economic changes over the past few decades. While it was previously considered a command economy, it has introduced market reforms and shifted towards a more market-based economy, but with substantial government intervention and control. Therefore, option 2, a market-based economy, is not entirely accurate. Instead, option 3, a command economy with limited market reforms, better describes China's current economic system.

- Japan: Japan is primarily known for having a market-based economy. Individuals and businesses play a significant role in economic decision-making, and market forces heavily influence resource allocation, production, and distribution. Option 1, a command economy, is not accurate for Japan.

- Mongolia: Mongolia has transitioned from a centrally-planned economy to a market-based economy after the collapse of the Soviet Union. While the economy is now predominantly market-based, the government still has some influence and control. Therefore, option 3, a command economy with limited market reforms, is a better description for Mongolia's economy.

- North Korea: North Korea's economy is characterized by a centrally-planned command economy. The government has tight control over economic activities, including resource allocation and production decisions. Option 2, a market-based economy, is not accurate for North Korea.

Based on this analysis, your classification should be as follows:

a. China: 3 (command economy with limited market reforms)
b. Japan: 2 (market-based economy)
c. Mongolia: 3 (command economy with limited market reforms)
d. North Korea: 1 (command economy)

So, your classification is incorrect. The correct classification would be:

a. China: 3
b. Japan: 2
c. Mongolia: 3
d. North Korea: 1

The answer is

Command economy
Mixed market economy
Pure market economy

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