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An economy with total government control is a "pure market" economy.

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A "pure command" economy is one without any government control.

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Most or all economies have mixed economies.

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A mixed economy is a blending of two different economic systems.

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Question 2: False — total government control describes a pure command economy, not a pure market economy.

Question 3: False — a pure command economy has extensive government control, not no government control.

Question 4: True — most modern economies are mixed to varying degrees.

Question 5: True — a mixed economy blends elements of different systems (typically market and command).