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Question 4 of 10

A command economy is best described as an economy that:
A. gives the government complete control over production and
prices.
B. gives people jobs based on their family history and role in the
community.
OC. gives both businesses and the government a role in economic
decisions.
D. gives businesses complete freedom to produce and sell what they
want.

Answer 1

Answer:A

Step-by-step explanation:

a command economy is what the Soviet Union and current china uses, generally used in countries who have compete control over its populace, as it allows them to have the businesses they need as opposed to what the people want.