Which of the following examines a similarity or difference between mixed and command economies?(1 point)
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In a mixed economy, government dominates economic decisions, whereas in a command economy, consumers and businesses are also consulted.
In a mixed economy, government dominates economic decisions, whereas in a command economy, consumers and businesses are also consulted.
In a mixed economy, economic decisions are made based on input from consumers, business, and government, whereas in a command economy the decisions are made by government.
In a mixed economy, economic decisions are made based on input from consumers, business, and government, whereas in a command economy the decisions are made by government.
In a command economy, economic decisions are made by the government and large businesses, whereas in a mixed economy they are made only by consumers and businesses.
In a command economy, economic decisions are made by the government and large businesses, whereas in a mixed economy they are made only by consumers and businesses.
In both mixed and command economies, government does not play a role in economic decision making.