Question

11B: ? John manages a toy factory that

produces toy trains, baby dolls, and race cars.
Every day he receives a list from the local
government specifying how many toys he must
produce, what materials to use, and how much
each toy is to be sold for. He organizes the day's
work accordingly. This scenario closely aligns
with which of the following?

Answer 1

Command economy

Step-by-step explanation:

John is probably a public officer employed by the government to manage the factory. As an employee, John has to follow his employer's directives, who happens to be the government.

In a command economy, the government controls and owns production activities in the country. It determines the goods to be produced, their quantities, and price. All the factors of production belong to the government.

This scenario describes a command economy where the government controls the production activities.