False. Canada does not have a traditional command economy. Canada has a mixed economy, which means that it has both elements of a free market economy and government intervention.
False. Canada does not have a traditional command economy. Instead, Canada follows a mixed economic system, combining elements of both command and market economies.
False. Canada is not a traditional command economy. It is considered to have a mixed economy, combining elements of both command and market systems. In a traditional command economy, the government has complete control over the production and distribution of goods and services. However, in Canada, while the government does play a significant role in certain sectors, such as healthcare and natural resources, most industries operate under market forces with private ownership.
