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i think that it is they are both ruled by the government and they are both economic systems (duh) they both effect peoples lives/lifestyles and they both have to do with goods and services (if this answer is wrong please feel free to correct it hopefully you will do it in a nice way and tell me "the correct answer is". . . . but i have a good feeling that im wrong so please feel free to correct me THANKS)

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