What is a mixed economy
A mixed economy is an economy where there is freedom of choice, but there is also government interference. In a mixed economy the government does interfere with producing and selling of items but the majority of the choice is still made by the producers and consumers. Most countries now are adopting a mixed economy because everyone gets there choice in what they buy and how much money they earn, but the people still have to pay tax to the government, which means that the government still has interference with our money and what is being produced in the market but it isn't as much as a command economy and is a bit more than an free market economy. A mixed economy gets the advantage of both command and market system. the mixed System gets the best of both worlds. To summarize, the reason that societies these days choose a mixed economy is because the people get there say in what they want to sell and what they want to buy plus the government still gets some interference with our money and what is being produced, so in the end everyone is happy because they are getting the best of both worlds.