Question

A command economy usually results in

A.the supply of goods equaling demand.
B.high quality manufactured goods.
C.fewer choices for the consumer.
D.less government interference.

Answer 1

A)

Step-by-step explanation:

A command economy has a lot of government control. Because of widespread central planning, an economy will not run on the principles of supply and demand, meaning that supply usually will not meet the demand. This results in fewer choices for the consumer.

Answer 2

A command economy results in fewer choices for the consumer. The main characteristic of a command economy is that the government plans which goods should be produced and how much should be produced. This type of economy occurs in communist society like China, Cuba and North Korea.