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What is prohibited in a command economy

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Command economy is referred to a planned economy where the goods produced are a decision of the government and their sale in terms of quantity and prices also depends on the same central authority.

The correct answer is ‘personal ownership of the property’.

Command economy is controlled by the government. In addition, the demand of the consumers is also controlled therefore there are limited choices in the market as far as the products are concerned.

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The goal of a command economy is to ensure that governments hold control as opposed to private enterprises. The examples of governments that can be characterized by command economies are the former Soviet Union, Cuba, and North Korea. ... As the government is the authority, the personal ownership of property is prohibited.

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