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4 November, 10:40

A country with a command economy may have huge accumulations of goods that no one wants, while other products are in short supply. What does this situation seldom happen in market economies?

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  1. 4 November, 10:43
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    In a market economy the production is determined not by someone's decision (which can be wrong, and a wrong decision is the reason why there there are unwanted goods or a lack of wanted goods) but it is regulated by the supply and demand: if there is a need for a good, it will be produced, and if there is no need for something, its production will halt and there will not be an unwanted storage.

    In short, in a market economy, the economy itself regulates this.
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