A mixed-market economy is best defined as an economy "with some government intervention".
Mixed market economy is a monetary framework in which both the private sector and a level of state imposing business model coincide. Every present day economy is mixed where the methods for production are shared between the private and public divisions. Since a mixed economy incorporates a blend of both private and government control, it reflects attributes of both capitalism and socialism.
Answer: A. With some government intervention
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