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自由経済 (jiyuukeizai) Japanese meaning: free economy | Kotomora
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In a free economy, prices are determined by supply and demand.
The government should uphold the principles of a free economy.
Usage patterns 〈 場ば 所しょ 〉 に 自じ 由ゆう 経けい 済ざい を 導どう 入にゅう する to introduce a free-market economy to a place
That country introduced a free-market economy in the 1990s.
自じ 由ゆう 経けい 済ざい のもとで under a free-market economy
Under a free-market economy, companies compete freely.
自じ 由ゆう 経けい 済ざい へ 移い 行こう する to shift to a free-market economy
Kanji 経 sutra, longitude, pass thru 済 settle (debt, etc.), relieve (burden), finish Related words 市場経済 broadly refers to any economy driven by market forces, while 自由経済 specifically stresses minimal government intervention and laissez-faire principles.
自由主義経済 highlights the ideological (liberalist) basis of the system, whereas 自由経済 is the more common, general term for the same free-market setup.
Opposites 計画経済 is a state-controlled system where the government decides production and distribution, the direct opposite of 自由経済's laissez-faire approach.
統制経済 refers to an economy under strict government regulation and control, contrasting with the minimal-intervention ideal of 自由経済.
Etymology Compound of 自由 (freedom) and 経済 (economy), directly corresponding to the English term 'free economy'.
Shifting from a planned economy to a free-market economy is not easy.
