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Why are command economies usually less efficient than market economies?


A.) Governments in command economy countries are uninterested in prices or quality.

B.) Command economies become too ruthless to care about the consumer.

C.) The competition in market economies encourages both quality and low prices.

D.) Governments in market economy countries demand efficiency in their firms.

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The correct answer is C.) The competition in market economies encourages both quality and low prices

Free market economies enable competition and creation of goods for cheap prices more than command economies.

Command economies are usually less efficient
than market economies because the competition in
market economies encourages both quality and low prices.

 

Command
economy is an economy in which production, investment, prices, and incomes are
determined centrally by a government.

 

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