In a competitive market, the three basic economic questions—what to produce, how to produce, and for whom to produce—are answered through the interaction of supply and demand. Producers determine what to produce based on consumer preferences and willingness to pay, while the method of production is influenced by cost efficiency and available resources. The distribution of goods and services, or for whom to produce, is dictated by purchasing power and market competition. This dynamic ensures that resources are allocated efficiently, responding to consumer needs and preferences.
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According to how the three basic economic questions are answered.
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controlled function A person does have influence on how questions are answered. This is known to be from a controlled function.
market
According to how the three basic economic questions are answered.
traditional
market aPLUS
controlled function A person does have influence on how questions are answered. This is known to be from a controlled function.
This cannot be answered. This question does not make any sense.
This is a controlled situation.
What to produce, how to produce it, and who to produce it for (the 3 economic questions) are answered primarily by private companies in the U.S. Rarely does the government intervene in private sector production.
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The basic economic questions are answered by the customs of the past. A+
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