Question

Country A has a mixed economy with free-market leanings. Country B has an absolute command economy. Both want to increase corn product exports. Which action would Country A most likely take that Country B would not?

Answer 1

The correct answer is lower taxes on farming.

Answer 2

Since Country A is a mixed economy its basically Socialism. Socialism is a mixture of Communism and Capitalism. One thing Country A can do is add changes to there exports. However, Country B wouldn't be allowed to do that, because they follow a command economy. They have to do everything based on what the leaders command.