Current ownership structure in the United States

American economy is a typical market economy. In the American economy, the proportion of nationalization in the whole national economy is very small. Except for postal services, railways and 1/4 electric power, all other enterprises are private. American economy is a typical market economy. Consumers buy the goods they need through the market, producers produce on demand through the market, and the government is only responsible for mediating disputes and maintaining order. The market is the stage for enterprises to compete. The proportion between commodity prices and production departments is adjusted according to the relationship between market supply and demand, and the relationship between production and consumption is balanced through the adjustment of commodity market prices. In order to survive and develop in the fierce market competition, all enterprises must strive to improve their technology and management level, and strive to produce goods with better quality and lower price than others. Through fierce market competition, enterprises with more capital, strong strength and proper management have achieved success and development. Enterprises with little capital, weak strength and poor management have closed down or been annexed.