In elementary school, your second grade teacher probably led his students from the classroom to the lunch room or the library by forming two lines of students and marching them to the destination. The second grade teacher's approach to moving students through the hallway closely approximates a:

traditional economy.

market economy.

command economy.

parliamentary economy.

representative economy.

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Caroline Watson

11 April, 02:03

In elementary school, your second grade teacher probably led his students from the classroom to the lunch room or the library by forming two lines of students and marching them to the destination. The second grade teacher's approach to moving students through the hallway closely approximates a:

traditional economy.

market economy.

command economy.

parliamentary economy.

representative economy.

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Kaylen Villarreal · Answer 1

The correct answer is command economy.

Explanation:

The planned or centralized economy is one in which the key questions of the economy about what, how and for whom to produce are resolved directly by the State.

The planned economy has as its main objective the equal distribution of income. For this, the State must intervene in the economy and take charge of the tasks of distribution of resources. They require the replacement of private property by the collective in the means of production, exchange and distribution. It is a type of economic system contrary to capitalism or market economy.