Germany has a market economy As such. Germany's economy (relative to centrally planned economies) tends to result in

a. equity btr not necessarily productive efficiency or allocative efficiency

b. allocative efficiency but not necessarily productive efficiency at equity

c. productive efficiency but not necessarily allocative efficiency or equity

d. productive efficiency and allocator efficiency but not necessity equity

e. cablative efficiency and equity but not necessarily productive efficiency

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Nikolai Weber

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23 May, 19:12

Germany has a market economy As such. Germany's economy (relative to centrally planned economies) tends to result in

a. equity btr not necessarily productive efficiency or allocative efficiency

b. allocative efficiency but not necessarily productive efficiency at equity

c. productive efficiency but not necessarily allocative efficiency or equity

d. productive efficiency and allocator efficiency but not necessity equity

e. cablative efficiency and equity but not necessarily productive efficiency

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Jayson Fowler · Answer 1

d. productive efficiency and allocator efficiency but not necessity equity

Explanation:

Centrally planned economy is an system where the central authority e. g the government makes positive economic decisions regarding the production, manufacturing, allocation and distribution of goods and services.