For the following examples, select whether they are indicators of a market, planned, or mixed systems of economics.
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First Box:  Marketsecond box: Planned Third box: MixedFourth box: PlannedFifth box: MarketSixth box: Mixed.

Here is a brief explanation of these economic systems:

Market economy is an economic system in which economic agents (companies, banks, service providers, etc.) can act with little governmental interference. It is a typical system of the capitalist economy. Planned economy is an economic model in which the state controls the economy in the country, in this case most of the existing companies are state owned, ie state properties. Mixed economy is a form of economy that combines two or more distinct economic models.