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
In a command economy, the two things that are prohibited from your list are: the personal ownership of property and the influence of consumer demand on what is produced.
Correct answers
From the options:
- the control of prices and income levels – Allowed (the government usually does this in a command economy).
- the rationing of manufactured goods – Allowed and commonly used.
- the personal ownership of property – Prohibited (or heavily restricted; property and resources are typically state-owned).
- the influence of consumer demand – Prohibited as the main driver, because central planners make production decisions instead of markets.
- the intervention of the government – This is the defining feature of a command economy, so it is certainly not prohibited.
So, the two answers you should select are:
- the personal ownership of property
- the influence of consumer demand
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