Canned milk was only rationed to babies and small children during World War II.This rationing was an example of allocation by
A) market price.
B) first-come, first-served.
C) sharing equally.
D) force.
E) personal characteristics.

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The rationing of canned milk to babies and small children during World War II based on their age and needs is an example of allocation by personal characteristics, as it targets a specific group based on inherent traits.

Canned Milk Was Only Rationed to Babies and Small Children