Activity: Decisions on what, how, and for whom to produce are made by the government.

Question

Reading: The state, or government, decides what, how, and for whom to produce.

Activity: Workers receive equal rewards based on predetermined quotas or goals.
Reading: Production rewards were equal, based on predetermined quotas or goals.

Activity: Central government controls factors of production leading to shortages in the market.
Reading: Factors of production are controlled by the government, which cannot possibly foresee all market needs. Shortages are common.

Activity: All goods and services are sold at the same price determined by the government.
Reading: All products sold for the same price.

Activity: Lack of incentives results in low-quality goods and a lack of innovation in the market.
Reading: No incentive to produce high-quality goods or to innovate. Goods are often poor quality or not what consumers want or need.

What did your command group do for activty and reading section

Answer 1

The command group implemented government control over what, how, and for whom to produce in the activity section, and in the reading section, it highlighted the consequences of such government control, such as equal rewards based on quotas, shortages in the market due to central government control of production factors, all goods sold at the same price, and lack of incentives leading to low-quality goods and lack of innovation.