Match the country with its type of economy. 

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Command Economy  japan china north korea south korea

Mixed Economy

Command Economy North Korea

Mixed Economy Japan, China, South Korea

Select the boxes in the table to show whether each country has an autocratic or a democratic form of government today.

mongolia taiwan

Mongolia - Democratic

Taiwan - Democratic

Japan, China, South Korea

To match the country with its type of economy, we need to know the characteristics of each country's economy.

- Japan: Japan has a mixed economy. It combines elements of both a market economy and a planned economy. While there is a significant degree of economic freedom and private ownership, the government also plays a role in regulating and planning certain sectors.

- China: China has a mixed economy as well. It has transitioned from a centrally planned economy to a more market-oriented one. However, the government still maintains a significant level of control over key industries and sectors.

- North Korea: North Korea has a command economy. The government has complete control over the country's resources and economic decision-making. There is limited private ownership and little economic freedom.

- South Korea: South Korea has a mixed economy. It has a strong industrial base and a significant presence of both private and government-owned businesses. The government plays a role in regulating the economy but generally allows market forces to determine prices and production.

So, to match the country with its type of economy:
- Japan: Mixed economy
- China: Mixed economy
- North Korea: Command economy
- South Korea: Mixed economy