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command economy
n. (alternative nameplanned economy)
Usage examples of "command economy".
The command economy had carried out basic industrial development but was unable to proceed to more advanced stages, and also suffered from the global recession that devastated much of the South.
But at least it felt like he was doing something - the shipyards of KHI were basically on autopilot, working flat out and so synched-in to what the military wanted that they'd effectively become part of a command economy.
Diminished as they are, they still, unlike us, have a command economy.