Command EconomiesOnline version Test your knowledge about command economies! by sarah ayyad 1 Command economies often prioritize collective goals over individual preferences. Yes No 2 In a command economy, the government has limited involvement in the economy. Yes No 3 Command economies are more efficient than market economies. Yes No 4 Command economies are based on the principles of capitalism. Yes No 5 Command economies prioritize individual freedom and choice. Yes No 6 In a command economy, there is less emphasis on profit and competition. Yes No 7 Command economies can lead to a more equal distribution of wealth. Yes No 8 In a command economy, prices are set by the government. Yes No 9 Command economies rely on market forces to allocate resources. Yes No 10 In a command economy, consumers have a wide variety of choices. Yes No 11 Command economies are characterized by government control over the allocation of resources. Yes No 12 In a command economy, the government may own and operate major industries. Yes No 13 In a command economy, private ownership of businesses is encouraged. Yes No 14 In a command economy, the government may provide free or subsidized healthcare and education. Yes No 15 Command economies can be more stable during times of crisis. Yes No 16 In a command economy, the government determines what goods and services are produced and how they are distributed. Yes No 17 In a command economy, there is a high level of competition among businesses. Yes No 18 Command economies are often associated with socialism or communism. Yes No 19 In a command economy, prices are determined by supply and demand. Yes No 20 Command economies promote innovation and entrepreneurship. Yes No