In a market economy, what mainly decides output?
ACentral planners' targets
BStrict government licences
CMinistry quotas and rules
DForces of demand and supply
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Forces of demand and supply
In a market economy, demand and supply mainly decide what is produced, with little government control.
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