In the fictional county of Gacacia, a federal board
controls resource allocation.
Recently, a policy shift has led to a focus on
advancing technology, impacting the production
and availability of essential consumer goods. As a
result, citizens are experiencing shortages and
increased waiting times for basic necessities.
The government emphasizes the benefits of
prioritizing technological growth, but discontent
brews among the population as they grapple with
the consequences of this economic direction. The
situation raises questions about the county's ability
to meet the diverse needs of its citizens.
Gacacia is most likely what type of Economy?
A) Mixed Economy
B) Command Economy