How are Free Market and Command economies different?

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Bogdan [553]2 years ago

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While a free-market economy is a market system whereby the pricing of goods and services is primarily determined by the sellers and buyers, and is hence based on demand and supply, a command economy is an economy whereby the market system is fully controlled by the government.

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harkovskaia [24]2 years ago

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Free market is regulated by buyers and sellers while command economies are regulated by the government.

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A free market economy is a system where supply and demand control, while the government has little interference. Contrary to a free market economy, a command economy is controlled fully by the government with no interference between buyers and sellers. The government controls everything from means of production to pricing and production decisions.

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