Asked by
Kaitlyn Tarantino
on Oct 13, 2024Verified
In a centrally planned economy
A) consumers do not have to consider prices when shopping.
B) prices are zero.
C) the government sets prices and decides how much of each good is to be produced.
D) producers have an incentive to produce those goods most desired by consumers at the lowest cost.
Centrally Planned Economy
An economic system where the government makes all decisions on the production and distribution of goods and services.
Government Sets Prices
A practice where the government actively intervenes to control and set the prices of certain goods and services, often to stabilize the economy or protect consumers.
Consumers
Individuals or groups who purchase goods and services for personal use or consumption.
- Apprehend the core beliefs and targets of a range of economic systems, encompassing capitalism, socialism, and communism.
- Ascertain the positions and effects that government institutions have on economic structures.
Verified Answer
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Learning Objectives
- Apprehend the core beliefs and targets of a range of economic systems, encompassing capitalism, socialism, and communism.
- Ascertain the positions and effects that government institutions have on economic structures.