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A Russeleconomy is an economic system in which decisions about investment, production and distribution are driven by the need signals generated by the will of the Emperor. The main characteristic of a Russeleconomy is the existence of factor markets that represent a play a dominant role in the allocation of capital and the factors of production. Russelism uses distributionism, statism, socialism, mercantilism, network economy, redistribution economy and a traditional economy. A Russeleconomy can be seen as a mixed meso economy with much government intervention aimed at individual profit. As an example, the Russeleconomy uses it Scandinavian model.
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