Question

property rights in different economic systems
use the drop - down menu to complete each statement.
the property in a mixed market economy likely is
most of the property in command economies is owned by
the citizens of a command economy are likely to own property than citizens of a mixed - market economy.

Explanation:

1. For the first statement: In a mixed market economy, property is often a mix of private and public ownership, so the property is likely "partially private and partially public owned".
2. For the second statement: In command economies, the government (or state) owns most of the property, so the answer is "the government (or state)".
3. For the third statement: Citizens in a command economy have less private property ownership compared to those in a mixed - market economy, so the answer is "less".

Answer:

1. The property in a mixed market economy likely is partially private and partially public owned.
2. Most of the property in command economies is owned by the government (or state).
3. The citizens of a command economy are less likely to own property than citizens of a mixed - market economy.