An economic system in which the place for market-produced goods is limited is __________.
A)anticapitalist
B)metacapitalist
C)precapitalist
D)protocapitalist

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A precapitalist economic system refers to the time period before capitalism became the dominant economic system. During this period, the economy was typically based on subsistence agriculture and trade, and the production of goods for markets was limited. Therefore, a precapitalist system would have limited space for market-produced goods. The other choices (anticapitalist, metacapitalist, protocapitalist) refer to either systems that reject capitalism or systems that are in the process of becoming capitalist, and do not necessarily imply limited space for market-produced goods.

An Economic System in Which the Place for Market-Produced Goods