If a central planner had the power to solve the great economic problem:
A) his incentive would be to solve the problem.
B) his incentive would be to use that power to enrich himself, not to solve the problem.
C) his incentive would be to use the price system to solve the problem.
D) he would not be very powerful.

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Central planners often face incentives to prioritize personal or political gains over solving economic problems, leading to inefficiencies and corruption.

If a Central Planner Had the Power to Solve the Great