Cuba is officially classified as a communist state and operates as a one-party socialist republic led by the Communist Party of Cuba. The Cuban government is often characterized as being authoritarian and having restricted political freedoms, leading many to label it as a dictatorship.
Does Cuba have a command or mixed economy
Cuba has a predominantly state-controlled economy, which is often referred to as a command economy. The government controls the means of production, sets production targets, and plays a significant role in economic planning and resource allocation. However, in recent years, Cuba has implemented some measures to allow for limited private enterprise and foreign investment, which has led to a more mixed economy with elements of both state control and market principles.
