Question

a country has a \\(\boldsymbol{\downarrow}\\) economy when its government holds full control over economic activity. when competition, mixed - market an economy with limited government intervention, it is considered a \\(\boldsymbol{\downarrow}\\) economy. one sign of transanment of command

Explanation:

1. For the first blank: A command economy is defined by the government having full control over economic activity. So the term here is "command".
2. For the second blank: A mixed - market economy is one where there is limited government intervention, combining market forces and some government involvement. So the term here is "mixed - market".
3. For the third blank (about a sign of a command economy): In a command economy, one sign is the government's full control, and a key aspect is the government's establishment of production goals (or similar state - directed production planning). But based on the context of economic systems, when considering the first two blanks and the nature of a command economy, the first blank answer is "command", the second is "mixed - market".

Answer:

First blank: command
Second blank: mixed - market