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In which type of economy is the government MOST LIKELY to set production quotas for certain goods? A a command economy B a market economy C a mixed economy D a traditional economy
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In which type of economy is the government MOST LIKELY to set production quotas for certain goods?

A
a command economy

B
a market economy

C
a mixed economy

D
a traditional economy

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A is the answer I think
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the answer is B i think
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