Question

Recently, juanita martinez, the prime minister of vuvuzela, announced that she is standing behind the concept of state owned utilities, public schools, and the communications industry of her nation. although not all industry is owned and managed by the government, her ideas would lead one to believe that she has a preference for:

Answer 1

Her ideas would lead her to believe that she has a preference for a socialist state

Step-by-step explanation:

A socialist state is one that power is centralized in the hand of the state. The population would normally work, but in state enterprises, regulated and supervised by the State. Another point to emphasize is that there would be no social differences between the community. Education, health and transportation services would also be public.

In this type of economy, everyone's salary would be virtually the same - everyone would receive the same amount as their neighbors, relatives, friends, and others.

Answer 2

It leads one to believe that she is advocating for state-sponsored/guided economics, where most industry is regulated by government bureaus to ensure fair competition in the marketplace and that inequality is kept to a minimum (a seeming opposition to a free market, especially that of the United States.)