In a planned economy, the government centrally determines how resources are allocated, often through comprehensive economic planning. This includes setting production targets, determining the distribution of goods and services, and controlling prices. The aim is to meet the needs of the population and achieve specific economic and social goals, rather than relying on market forces. As a result, resource allocation can be more uniform and equitable, but it may also lead to inefficiencies and a lack of innovation.
The government does not decide what goods consumers buy in a command economy.
The factors and resources that the government owns in a centrally planned economy include decisions, pricing, and the entire market.
it controls all major sectors of the economy and formulates all decisions about their use and about the distribution of income
planned economy exists
When a State planned economy transitions toward a free market economy they engage in privatization of resources. For privatization to be successful what must the State also do?
In a centrally planned economy, the central government decide which part of the country to allocate cash and which one not to.
Allocate resources.
Allocate resources.
Allocate resources.
Allocate resources.
Allocate resources.
The government does not decide what goods consumers buy in a command economy.
The factors and resources that the government owns in a centrally planned economy include decisions, pricing, and the entire market.
it controls all major sectors of the economy and formulates all decisions about their use and about the distribution of income
planned economy exists
When a State planned economy transitions toward a free market economy they engage in privatization of resources. For privatization to be successful what must the State also do?
Central authority