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Krish Gaines

10 April, 11:58

A mixed market economy is similar to a command economy because it:

A.) Gives the government some power over the economy

B.) eliminates profit as a major economic motivation

C.) bases most economic decisions on cultural traditions

D.) let's companies freely make many economic decisions

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