Match the country with its type of economy. 

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Command Economy 

Mixed Economy

China

South Korea

North Korea

Japan

Command Economy: North Korea, China

Mixed Economy: South Korea, Japan

To match the countries with their types of economy, we need to understand the characteristics of each type of economy.

1. Command Economy: In a command economy, the government plays a central role in planning and controlling the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services. The government typically owns or controls the major industries and sets the prices and production levels.

2. Mixed Economy: In a mixed economy, both the government and private individuals or corporations play a role in the economy. There is a combination of government-controlled industries and private businesses, and the market forces of supply and demand also influence the economy.

Now let's match the countries with their types of economy:

- China: China has a mixed economy. Although the government has a significant role in controlling the economy and owning key industries, China has also allowed for private businesses and opened up to market-oriented reforms.
- South Korea: South Korea has a mixed economy as well. It has a strong industrial base and is home to many privately-owned companies, but the government also plays a role in regulating and supporting the economy.
- North Korea: North Korea has a command economy. The government controls all aspects of the economy, there is limited private enterprise, and there is a centralized planning system in place.
- Japan: Japan also has a mixed economy. It is known for its strong private sector, with many well-established corporations, but the government also plays a significant role in guiding and regulating the economy.

So, to match the countries with their types of economy:
- China: Mixed Economy
- South Korea: Mixed Economy
- North Korea: Command Economy
- Japan: Mixed Economy

China: Command Economy

South Korea: Mixed Economy
North Korea: Command Economy
Japan: Mixed Economy

Drag and drop the boxes in the table to show whether each country has an autocratic or a democratic form of government today.

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Autocratic

Democratic

China

Japan

Mongolia

Taiwan

Autocratic: China, Mongolia

Democratic: Japan, Taiwan

3 of 4 3 of 4 Items

Question
Which policy might most help North Korea develop economically?

(1 point)
Responses

more investment in the military
more investment in the military

more government control
more government control

more investment in citizens
more investment in citizens

more trade

The policy that might most help North Korea develop economically is more trade.

4 of 4 4 of 4 Items

4 of 4 4 of 4 Items

Which significant challenge does Japan face today? 

(1 point)
Responses

lack of specialization
lack of specialization

unskilled workforce
unskilled workforce

scarcity of natural resources
scarcity of natural resources

too few trad

The significant challenge that Japan faces today is the scarcity of natural resources.