command economy 
noun
Another term for planned economy.This chapter emphasizes the adjustments made to the economic system during the postwar recovery in response to the Occupation and a return to capitalism from a command economy....
- Third, the collapse of the command economy created private profit opportunities in the form of enormous rents that lured enterprise away from value-adding activity.
- Under the Nazis, Germany became a command economy with the government placing strict controls on foreign trade, prices, wages, and banking.
- situation
- situational
- situationally
- situation comedy
- situation ethics
- situationism
- situationist
- situations vacant (or wanted)
- sit-up
- sit-up-and-beg
- sit up (and take notice)
- sit-upon
- sit up (or sit someone up)
- situs
- situs inversus
- Sitwell, Dame Edith
- sitz bath
- joint account
- joint agent
- joint agreement
- joint and several
- Joint Chiefs of Staff
- joint committee
- joint custody
- joint effort