In capitalist economies, prices are A) usually unfair. B) set by the central government. C) used to ensure social equality. D) determined by supply and demand.

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In capitalist economies, prices are

A) usually unfair.
B) set by the central government.
C) used to ensure social equality.
D) determined by supply and demand.

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D) Determined by supply and demand.

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D, because if there is more supply than demand the price drops but if the demand is higher than supply the price rises.

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