A command economy is an economic system where supply, demand, and the prices of goods and services are regulated by a central authority, often the government. This centralized control typically aims to manage a society's economy to ensure equal distribution of resources, rather than relying on market forces.
A political doctrine characterized by dictatorial power, forcible suppression of opposition, strong regimentation of society and the economy, often including nationalism and racism.
A golden share is a type of share in a company that holds significant voting rights, often retained by governments to maintain control in strategic sectors following privatization.
A regulated industry is one where the government imposes significant controls over its operations, pricing, profits, and sometimes even production methods, to ensure public welfare and market stability.
