Question

How did life in the command economy under the Soviet Union’s totalitarian rule differ from life in the free-market economies under the Western democracies? Select all that apply.

Answer 1

I think its Workers in Western free-market economies had lifetime job security and little reason to produce high-quality consumer goods.

In Western free-market economies, supply and demand affected production and job security.

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Answer 2

Life under communism differed from life in a democracy in that under communism, the government owned the resources and means of production unlike under democracy where resources were privately owned. In Communist system, the freedoms of people were limited such as freedom of speech where they cannot criticize the government whereas under democracy, the freedoms of people were protected by the government.