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What do mixed-market economies and command economies have in common?
Both economies can easily adapt to changing needs.
Both economies include elements of a free-market system.
The government plays a part in how the economies are run.
The means of production are always owned in common.
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The government plays a part in how the economies are run.
Explanation: Mixed economies combine market forces with government regulation/intervention; command economies are centrally planned by the government. The other choices are incorrect because command economies don’t generally include free-market elements, means of production aren’t always commonly owned in mixed systems, and command systems often adapt less easily.
Explanation: Mixed economies combine market forces with government regulation/intervention; command economies are centrally planned by the government. The other choices are incorrect because command economies don’t generally include free-market elements, means of production aren’t always commonly owned in mixed systems, and command systems often adapt less easily.
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