Definition of mixed economy in English:

mixed economy

noun

An economic system combining private and state enterprise.
（私营和国营兼有的）混合经济
Example sentencesExamples
- Since the existence of government virtually necessitates second-best policies, the marginal conditions can be no guide for intervention in a mixed economy.
- All successful economies - capitalist, socialist or mixed economy social democratic - have to harness the talents of people who have ideas and organisational acumen.
- Before entering into an investigation of the interventionist system of a mixed economy, two points must be clarified.
- In contrast, the link between improved performance and either a mixed economy of financing or greater private provision is less clear and, in so far as it exists, highly complex.
- All universal organizations include members with capitalist, socialist, and mixed economies.
- Virtually every social system is a mixed economy, and in each case the proper name for it is that of the dominant partner in the mix.
- The contemporary inhabitants of so-called mixed economies live in the presence of two distinct and incompatible systems of pricing and resource allocation.
- There is wide support for the mixed economy - a private enterprise economy subject to government controls - as well as for state provision of welfare services.
- Attention will be given to the theoretical problems of pure collectivism and to applied problems of mixed economies.
- On politico-ideological grounds, they would not and could not embrace a mixed economy approach to the transformation process.
- China has a mixed economy, one in which the government's role and institutional legacies from the former command economy have had profound effects on the geography of production.
- In the 1930s through the 1950s the belief became popular that capitalism could only survive in an amputated way, in the form of a mixed economy or as a social market economy.
- As an architect of Indian development, he steered India toward adopting a mixed economy with a large public sector and considerable state control of the private sector.
- A widely popular, though nonetheless erroneous, construction holds that we face no dichotomous choice between regimes, but rather have evolved a new form of governance, a mixed economy.
- Toward the end of the Cold War, the major political debate in western countries was economic - between advocates of a mixed economy and advocates of a largely privatised economy.
- The party of Small Business, believers in a mixed economy rather than fanatical free-marketeers, at least, as long as a mixed-economy works.
- In mixed economies, people may fear a monopolist because a person with so much control over the market has the opportunity to use the regulatory power of the state for his or her own benefit.
- It paid lip-service to the mixed economy, but viewed private enterprise with distaste.
- Obsession with the narrow economic and social concerns of managing the mixed economy sidelined other issues, such as immigration, national identity, or the environment.
- By rights there should be a reassessment of the whole epoch of privatisation and uncontrolled capitalism and a return to the mixed economy.

Definition of mixed economy in US English:

mixed economy

nounˈˌmɪkst əˈkɑnəmi

An economic system combining private and public enterprise.
（私营和国营兼有的）混合经济
Example sentencesExamples
- Virtually every social system is a mixed economy, and in each case the proper name for it is that of the dominant partner in the mix.
- In the 1930s through the 1950s the belief became popular that capitalism could only survive in an amputated way, in the form of a mixed economy or as a social market economy.
- Before entering into an investigation of the interventionist system of a mixed economy, two points must be clarified.
- All universal organizations include members with capitalist, socialist, and mixed economies.
- Since the existence of government virtually necessitates second-best policies, the marginal conditions can be no guide for intervention in a mixed economy.
- In contrast, the link between improved performance and either a mixed economy of financing or greater private provision is less clear and, in so far as it exists, highly complex.
- Obsession with the narrow economic and social concerns of managing the mixed economy sidelined other issues, such as immigration, national identity, or the environment.
- The party of Small Business, believers in a mixed economy rather than fanatical free-marketeers, at least, as long as a mixed-economy works.
- As an architect of Indian development, he steered India toward adopting a mixed economy with a large public sector and considerable state control of the private sector.
- By rights there should be a reassessment of the whole epoch of privatisation and uncontrolled capitalism and a return to the mixed economy.
- Toward the end of the Cold War, the major political debate in western countries was economic - between advocates of a mixed economy and advocates of a largely privatised economy.
- On politico-ideological grounds, they would not and could not embrace a mixed economy approach to the transformation process.
- A widely popular, though nonetheless erroneous, construction holds that we face no dichotomous choice between regimes, but rather have evolved a new form of governance, a mixed economy.
- In mixed economies, people may fear a monopolist because a person with so much control over the market has the opportunity to use the regulatory power of the state for his or her own benefit.
- China has a mixed economy, one in which the government's role and institutional legacies from the former command economy have had profound effects on the geography of production.
- All successful economies - capitalist, socialist or mixed economy social democratic - have to harness the talents of people who have ideas and organisational acumen.
- The contemporary inhabitants of so-called mixed economies live in the presence of two distinct and incompatible systems of pricing and resource allocation.
- It paid lip-service to the mixed economy, but viewed private enterprise with distaste.
- Attention will be given to the theoretical problems of pure collectivism and to applied problems of mixed economies.
- There is wide support for the mixed economy - a private enterprise economy subject to government controls - as well as for state provision of welfare services.

词汇	mixed economy
释义	Definition of mixed economy in English: mixed economy noun An economic system combining private and state enterprise. （私营和国营兼有的）混合经济 Example sentencesExamples Since the existence of government virtually necessitates second-best policies, the marginal conditions can be no guide for intervention in a mixed economy. All successful economies - capitalist, socialist or mixed economy social democratic - have to harness the talents of people who have ideas and organisational acumen. Before entering into an investigation of the interventionist system of a mixed economy, two points must be clarified. In contrast, the link between improved performance and either a mixed economy of financing or greater private provision is less clear and, in so far as it exists, highly complex. All universal organizations include members with capitalist, socialist, and mixed economies. Virtually every social system is a mixed economy, and in each case the proper name for it is that of the dominant partner in the mix. The contemporary inhabitants of so-called mixed economies live in the presence of two distinct and incompatible systems of pricing and resource allocation. There is wide support for the mixed economy - a private enterprise economy subject to government controls - as well as for state provision of welfare services. Attention will be given to the theoretical problems of pure collectivism and to applied problems of mixed economies. On politico-ideological grounds, they would not and could not embrace a mixed economy approach to the transformation process. China has a mixed economy, one in which the government's role and institutional legacies from the former command economy have had profound effects on the geography of production. In the 1930s through the 1950s the belief became popular that capitalism could only survive in an amputated way, in the form of a mixed economy or as a social market economy. As an architect of Indian development, he steered India toward adopting a mixed economy with a large public sector and considerable state control of the private sector. A widely popular, though nonetheless erroneous, construction holds that we face no dichotomous choice between regimes, but rather have evolved a new form of governance, a mixed economy. Toward the end of the Cold War, the major political debate in western countries was economic - between advocates of a mixed economy and advocates of a largely privatised economy. The party of Small Business, believers in a mixed economy rather than fanatical free-marketeers, at least, as long as a mixed-economy works. In mixed economies, people may fear a monopolist because a person with so much control over the market has the opportunity to use the regulatory power of the state for his or her own benefit. It paid lip-service to the mixed economy, but viewed private enterprise with distaste. Obsession with the narrow economic and social concerns of managing the mixed economy sidelined other issues, such as immigration, national identity, or the environment. By rights there should be a reassessment of the whole epoch of privatisation and uncontrolled capitalism and a return to the mixed economy. Definition of mixed economy in US English: mixed economy nounˈˌmɪkst əˈkɑnəmi An economic system combining private and public enterprise. （私营和国营兼有的）混合经济 Example sentencesExamples Virtually every social system is a mixed economy, and in each case the proper name for it is that of the dominant partner in the mix. In the 1930s through the 1950s the belief became popular that capitalism could only survive in an amputated way, in the form of a mixed economy or as a social market economy. Before entering into an investigation of the interventionist system of a mixed economy, two points must be clarified. All universal organizations include members with capitalist, socialist, and mixed economies. Since the existence of government virtually necessitates second-best policies, the marginal conditions can be no guide for intervention in a mixed economy. In contrast, the link between improved performance and either a mixed economy of financing or greater private provision is less clear and, in so far as it exists, highly complex. Obsession with the narrow economic and social concerns of managing the mixed economy sidelined other issues, such as immigration, national identity, or the environment. The party of Small Business, believers in a mixed economy rather than fanatical free-marketeers, at least, as long as a mixed-economy works. As an architect of Indian development, he steered India toward adopting a mixed economy with a large public sector and considerable state control of the private sector. By rights there should be a reassessment of the whole epoch of privatisation and uncontrolled capitalism and a return to the mixed economy. Toward the end of the Cold War, the major political debate in western countries was economic - between advocates of a mixed economy and advocates of a largely privatised economy. On politico-ideological grounds, they would not and could not embrace a mixed economy approach to the transformation process. A widely popular, though nonetheless erroneous, construction holds that we face no dichotomous choice between regimes, but rather have evolved a new form of governance, a mixed economy. In mixed economies, people may fear a monopolist because a person with so much control over the market has the opportunity to use the regulatory power of the state for his or her own benefit. China has a mixed economy, one in which the government's role and institutional legacies from the former command economy have had profound effects on the geography of production. All successful economies - capitalist, socialist or mixed economy social democratic - have to harness the talents of people who have ideas and organisational acumen. The contemporary inhabitants of so-called mixed economies live in the presence of two distinct and incompatible systems of pricing and resource allocation. It paid lip-service to the mixed economy, but viewed private enterprise with distaste. Attention will be given to the theoretical problems of pure collectivism and to applied problems of mixed economies. There is wide support for the mixed economy - a private enterprise economy subject to government controls - as well as for state provision of welfare services.
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