Cuba's economy is a complex and evolving landscape, characterized by a mix of state control and private sector growth, set against the backdrop of the challenges of socialism in a rapidly changing global environment.

At the core of Cuba's economic model is a strong state presence, with the government maintaining ownership and control over key industries, such as energy, telecommunications, and transportation.

This centralized approach has aimed to ensure economic stability and equitable distribution of resources, hallmarks of the socialist system.

However, the rigid state control has also led to inefficiencies, shortages, and a lack of responsiveness to changing market demands. - https://cubafocusguide.com/blog/cubas-unique-economy/?unique_id_dtqpmymc

"Navigating Cuba's Evolving Economic Landscape: From State Control to Private Sector Growth"