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Country a has an absolute command economy. country b has a mixed economy and a population that favors market trade. both want to increase trade to generate more wealth. which action would country b most likely take that country a would not?
a) impose stricter divisions of labor
b) increase production quotas
c) loosen certain trade regulation
d) permit limited private ventures
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