In contrast to a capitalist society, how does a person's income function in a socialist society?

A. Individuals can't make decisions about how to use their income in a socialist society.

B. Individuals choose how much tax to pay in a capitalist society.

C. Individuals have less control of their income in a capitalist society.

D. Income is meant to be spent in a socialist society.

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Naomi Friedman

4 November, 05:35

In contrast to a capitalist society, how does a person's income function in a socialist society?

A. Individuals can't make decisions about how to use their income in a socialist society.

B. Individuals choose how much tax to pay in a capitalist society.

C. Individuals have less control of their income in a capitalist society.

D. Income is meant to be spent in a socialist society.

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April Sullivan · Answer 1

The best answer is this one:

C. Individuals have less control of their income in a capitalist society.

This control is taken away for example when the government controls how much of a certain good or product people are allowed to buy: for example everyone is allowed to buy a certain amount of butter regardless of how much money they have.