Question 15 • FL-2100310-United States History A
In a command economy, a central authority—usually the government—makes major decisions about what to produce, how to produce it, and how resources are distributed. Its primary goal is to direct economic planning and meet production goals, which matches choice C. Tradition and culture guide decisions in a traditional economy, while equal opportunity and shared benefits are not the defining goals of a command economy.
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