Question

in a market economy, who primarily makes economic decisions?
tribal leaders
the government
private businesses and individuals
international organizations

Explanation:

In a market economy, economic decisions (like production, consumption) are driven by private businesses (seeking profit) and individuals (choosing what to buy/sell). Tribal leaders are for traditional/tribal economies, government for command economies, and international orgs don't primarily drive domestic market decisions.

Answer:

C. Private businesses and individuals