Question

what force would dictate economic decisions in a marxist economy?
government planning to command the economy
a free market driven by market forces
labor unions fighting for better working conditions
business owners controlling the society’s production

Explanation:

In a Marxist economy, the goal is to eliminate exploitation and achieve economic equality. The means of production are owned collectively, and the government plays a central - planning role to allocate resources and make economic decisions for the benefit of the working class and society as a whole. A free - market driven by market forces is characteristic of a capitalist economy. Labor unions are more about protecting workers' rights within an existing economic system rather than dictating overall economic decisions. Business owners controlling production is a feature of capitalism, not Marxism.

Answer:

government planning to command the economy