managed economy meaning

• Noun: managed economy
  1. A non-market economy in which government intervention is important in allocating goods and resources and determining prices

  Derived forms: managed economies

  Type of: non-market economy

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  [Business]
  noun [C]

  (Economics )

  a system in which the government owns large parts of industry and sets prices for goods and services ⇨ COMMAND ECONOMY, MARKET ECONOMY

• Government mainly manages economy by department, binding the energy of enterprise
• He also lacked a philosophical commitment to dismantling the centrally managed economy.
• Lebed emphasizes the need for a more managed economy and strong central governance.
• In return, Washington turned a blind eye to Tokyo's managed economy.
• "In a well-managed economy inflation won't soar,"
• In managing economies, governments and central banks must balance the risks of inflation and recession.
• He is also bullish on Indonesia, where he sees a smartly managed economy and political stability.
• And there is no mistaking the depth and breadth of the bureaucratic culture in a managed economy.
• South Korean financial markets rallied for a third day as the country moved to dismantle its managed economy.
• South Korean financial markets rallied for a third day as the country dismantled more of its managed economy.

• "managed economy" meaning in Chinese: 管制经济
• "managed economy" meaning in Japanese: 管理経済｛かんり けいざい｝
• "managed economy" meaning in Russian: регулируемая экономика