Question

Socialist systems often have mixed economies because the state

Answer 1

shares economic control with private enterprises

Answer 2

Socialist systems often have mixed economies because the state owns the means of production.

Step-by-step explanation:

Under a pure socialist system, all production and distribution decisions are made by government, who owns the means of production -machinery, factors, tools, etc.- either as a temporary measure or as a characteristic of this system. Socialists advocate for sharing ownership of resources to guarantee a more equal distribution of goods and services.