A situation that is more likely to occur in a market economy than a command economy is competition among businesses. In a market economy, businesses operate based on supply and demand, and they are motivated to compete with one another to attract customers and increase their market share. This competition leads to innovations, efficiency, and lower prices for consumers. In contrast, in a command economy where the government controls the production and distribution of goods and services, there is limited to no competition, as the government decides what to produce and sets prices.
