Question

what is prohibited in a command economy? select two answers
the control of prices and income levels
the rationing of manufactured goods
the personal ownership of property
the influence of consumer demand
the intervention of the government

Explanation:

A command economy is centrally planned, with the government controlling production, prices, and resources.

1. Personal property ownership is restricted/prohibited as the state typically owns most assets.
2. Consumer demand has no direct influence on production decisions, as the government sets output targets, so this is effectively prohibited as a driver of the economy.

The other options are features allowed in a command economy: price/income control, rationing, and government intervention are core to the system.

Answer:

C. the personal ownership of property
D. the influence of consumer demand