when compared to a mixed-market economy, a command economy typically has\nmore private ownership.\nmore…

when compared to a mixed-market economy, a command economy typically has\nmore private ownership.\nmore government control over production.\nstrong consumer-buying power.\na greater chance for a high income.

when compared to a mixed-market economy, a command economy typically has\nmore private ownership.\nmore government control over production.\nstrong consumer-buying power.\na greater chance for a high income.

Answer

Brief Explanations:

To solve this, we analyze each option based on economic systems:

  • A command economy is characterized by government control over production, while a mixed - market economy has a combination of private and government involvement.
  • "More private ownership" is incorrect as command economies have less private ownership than mixed - market.
  • "Strong consumer - buying power" and "a greater chance for a high income" are more associated with market - based economies (including mixed - market) rather than command economies. So the correct option is the one about more government control over production.

Answer:

B. more government control over production (assuming the option with "more government control over production" is labeled as B; if the original labeling was different, adjust the identifier accordingly, e.g., if it was the second option, state the option text with its correct identifier as per the original question's option numbering)