Who makes economic decisions in a mixed economy and why?

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ArtemisBedell952 · Answer

Mixed economy is an Economic system in which both the state and private sector direct the Economy, Reflecting characteristics of both Market Economics and planned Economics.

Anonymous · Answer

In a mixed economy, economic decisions are made by the government, private businesses, consumers, and NGOs. This collaborative decision-making balances market efficiencies with social needs and government regulations. The result is a system that promotes economic growth while addressing societal issues. 
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Who makes economic decisions in a mixed economy and why?

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