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planned economy

Another term for command economy, meaning a system in which decisions about how resources are to be allocated are made by government departments or agencies.



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Proponents of mass privatization hoped that the profit incentives unleashed would soon revive faltering, centrally planned economies.
Within a period of only fifteen years, major centrally planned economies have turned into market economies and several strongly regulated emerging market economies have implemented radical reforms.
Volkswagen--thanks partly to its experience in the erstwhile centrally planned economies of Eastern Europe--invested in training, in setting-up component producers, or in a distribution and services network, and then accompanied these moves with a constant wooing of national and local officials.
 
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