Question

1. how is it done? how the distribution of goods and services is determined in a communist economy? clear all consumer demands are indicators of what needs to be produced. government officials decide what and how much to produce. the law of supply and demand regulates distribution of goods. items are distributed in equal numbers to all citizens.

Explanation:

In a communist economy, the government plays a central - planning role. It decides what goods and services to produce, how much to produce, and how to distribute them. Consumer demands are not the main driving force as in a market economy, and the law of supply and demand is not the primary regulator. Also, goods are not necessarily distributed in equal numbers to all citizens.

Answer:

Government officials decide what and how much to produce.