. WILL GIVE If a government allows farmers to own their farms, but controls the price of milk, what kind of an economic system is in place?

1 capitalist

2 socialistic

3 communist

4 mixed

but there are also other forces at work that have ... On the farm, milk yields per cow have increased steadily as a result of ... increase Government outlays when dairy programs raise product prices.

Explanation:

Is milk regulated by the government?

Policy. The U.S. Government actively regulates and assists the U.S dairy industry. Federal Milk Marketing Orders aim to provide an orderly system of classified pricing and revenue pooling of milk from the farm. ... USDA purchases dairy products through food purchase programs.

so answer is option 1 - is capitalist

this is not a question

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