In mixed economies, in certain sectors the state set prices, owned businesses, limited private enterprise, restricted investment by foreigners, and restricted international trade.

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Mixed economies can involve various degrees of government intervention and regulation in different sectors. The state may set prices and own businesses in certain industries, and restrict private enterprise and foreign investment. This is seen in mixed economies such as China, where the government's role in the economy is significant.

In Mixed Economies, in Certain Sectors the State Set Prices