Which of the following is NOT an example of central economic control:

A. Family or clan leaders.

B. Warlords.

C. Dictators.

D. Tribal chieftains.

E. All of the above are examples of central control.

The correct answer is that none of the above mentioned options are the examples of the central economic control.

Explanation:

Central economic control, also called as the command economy, which is described as the economic system in which the central authority like the government takes the decisions of the economy in relation to the distribution as well as the manufacturing of the products.

Therefore, dictators, family lenders or the warlords, none of them are the examples of the central economic control as this system is dealt with the central authority which could be the government.

NOTE: The correct option is not stated so providing the direct answer.