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In a pure market economy, who determines which goods and services are produced and in what quantities? (1) government agencies (2) consumers and producers (3) church hierarchy (4) banks and cartels
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In a pure market economy, who determines which
goods and services are produced and in what
quantities?
(1) government agencies
(2) consumers and producers
(3) church hierarchy
(4) banks and cartels
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Consumers and producers is your answer :)
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