Question

a mixed - market economy is one in which the government has complete control. there are strict limits on economic choice. the government makes no regulations. there is competition and free enterprise.

Explanation:

A mixed - market economy combines elements of a market economy (where there is competition and free enterprise) with some government intervention. It is not a command economy (where the government has complete control), nor is it a pure free - market economy (where the government makes no regulations). There are not strict limits on economic choice as in a command economy.

Answer:

There is competition and free enterprise.