In a Command System, Resources Are Allocated by

question 86

Multiple Choice

In a command system, resources are allocated by

• A)people who show interest to use the resources.
• B)people who are able to pay for the resources.
• C)market price.
• D)the order of someone in authority.
• E)those people who come first in line.

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