controlled economy
noun[C]
ECONOMICSukus→command economy
Examplesofcontrolled economy
controlled economy
In this function, he worked towards a sociallycontrolledeconomyfor the benefit of the community.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.In brief, they saw democracy as involving more control of the masses, a belief that would correspond to support for acontrolledeconomyas well.
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Under conditions of severe drought, a rigidlycontrolledeconomyand an authoritarian government, farming in conservation areas made good sense for short-term food security.
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It has been shown that in an optimallycontrolledeconomy, the ratio of income to wealth remains invariant.
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Yet the negative correlations in 1992 are somewhat of a puzzle, as they indicate that strong support for democratic principles was significantly associated with preferences for acontrolledeconomy.
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Probably we should have direction of labour—it would have to come to that—and we should have acontrolledeconomy.
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Since 1945 this country has steadily—with ups and downs, but on the whole steadily—pursued a policy of moving towards a more publiclycontrolledeconomy.
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It is restrained, sombre and, within the limits of acontrolledeconomy, it is a workmanlike document.
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But now the political union assumes an entirely different atmosphere, when you change from a free economy to a closed andcontrolledeconomy.
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Internally, they have acontrolledeconomyand there is no competition.
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- closer integration
- closer link
- closer proximity
- closer relation
- closer scrutiny
- closer supervision
- close-run
- close-run
- closer union
- closer view
- close scrutiny
- close season
- close-season
- close-set
- close-set
- close shave
- close-shave
- close-shut-the-door-on
- close/shut the door on something
- close/shut the door on sth
- close-shut-the-door-on-sth
- close similarity
- close (something) down
- close something off
- closest approach