For whom are goods and services produced in a market economy? whomever the government decides should get them those who both have the money and who are willing to spend it for the goods and services that they want for the government officials the traditional consumers

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Donna Chavez

Social Studies

18 June, 17:56

For whom are goods and services produced in a market economy? whomever the government decides should get them those who both have the money and who are willing to spend it for the goods and services that they want for the government officials the traditional consumers

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Rose Davis · Answer 1

The correct answer is " those who both have the money and who are willing to spend it". Consumers decide what is sold and how much of it is sold on the free market.