In a command economy, the what, how, and for whom problems are determined by
A)consumers.
B)firms.
C)the government.
D)both consumers and firms.
E)markets.

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In a command economy, the government controls and determines the allocation and distribution of resources, which means the what, how, and for whom problems are also determined by the government. Consumers and firms have little to no say in the decision-making process.

In a Command Economy, the What, How, and for Whom