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Business, 09.02.2021 21:20 BrianKeokot4534

In a command economy, decisions about which goods are produced are based on: A) what goods are most likely to seek in international markets
B) what the government decides is important for society
C) what the local community has made for generations
D) what businesses believe will generate the most profits

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