Put a check mark next to the statements that are true.

Capitalism features a command economy.

In a capitalist system, the laws of supply and demand dictate economic decisions.

Marxism calls for workers to own the means of production.

A Marxist would agree that a factory worker should be paid as much as an executive who sits in an office.

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Melody Graham

27 October, 03:27

Put a check mark next to the statements that are true.

Capitalism features a command economy.

In a capitalist system, the laws of supply and demand dictate economic decisions.

Marxism calls for workers to own the means of production.

A Marxist would agree that a factory worker should be paid as much as an executive who sits in an office.

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Missy · Answer 1

In a capitalist system, the laws of supply and demand dictate economic decisions.

A Marxist would agree that a factory worker should be paid as much as an executive who sits in an office.

Explanation:

Capitalism is not a command economy.

Marxism calls for everyone as a collective to own the means of production.