I think mixed economies probably work best with some central planning and some free enterprise. Like if you look at China when they sent full communist around the 1960s it was a disaster economically, but the situation from around the 1980s on when they still had central planning for things like rail and education but allowed capitalist enterprise to run along side has worked pretty well economically.
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I think mixed economies probably work best with some central planning and some free enterprise. Like if you look at China when they sent full communist around the 1960s it was a disaster economically, but the situation from around the 1980s on when they still had central planning for things like rail and education but allowed capitalist enterprise to run along side has worked pretty well economically.