A Russeleconomy is an economic system in which decisions about investment, production
and distribution are driven by the need signals generated by the will of the
Emperor. The main characteristic of a Russeleconomy is the existence of factor markets that represent a
play a dominant role in the allocation of capital and the factors of production. Russelism uses
distributionism, statism, socialism, mercantilism, network economy, redistribution economy and a
traditional economy. A Russeleconomy can be seen as a mixed meso economy with
much government intervention aimed at individual profit. As an example, the Russeleconomy uses it
Scandinavian model.
and distribution are driven by the need signals generated by the will of the
Emperor. The main characteristic of a Russeleconomy is the existence of factor markets that represent a
play a dominant role in the allocation of capital and the factors of production. Russelism uses
distributionism, statism, socialism, mercantilism, network economy, redistribution economy and a
traditional economy. A Russeleconomy can be seen as a mixed meso economy with
much government intervention aimed at individual profit. As an example, the Russeleconomy uses it
Scandinavian model.
by Johan2001 September 9, 2020
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