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In a command economy, production is driven primarily by __________.
A.
supply and demand
B.
the needs of consumers
C.
profit opportunities for private companies
D.
government production quotas
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D. government production quotas
In a command economy, central planners decide what and how much is produced, typically through government-set production quotas rather than market supply/demand, consumer needs, or private profit motives.
In a command economy, central planners decide what and how much is produced, typically through government-set production quotas rather than market supply/demand, consumer needs, or private profit motives.
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