In a mixed economic system, while market forces regulate private goods, how is the basic economic problem of 'what to produce' resolved for non-excludable public goods such as national defense and public roads?
- By direct government planning and budgetary allocation based on social welfare prioritiesCevap
- BBy the automatic interaction of consumer demand and producer supply via the price mechanism
- CBy ancestral customs and traditional practices handed down through generations
- DBy profit-maximizing private enterprises competing for consumer votes
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In a mixed economic system, the decision of 'what to produce' for public goods is determined by direct government planning and budgetary allocation based on social welfare priorities.
In a mixed economic system, resource allocation is split between the private sector and the public sector. For public goods (like national defense and public roads), market forces fail due to non-excludability and the free-rider effect. Therefore, the government answers the fundamental question of 'what to produce' by directly planning and allocating tax revenues through state budgetary decisions focused on social welfare.
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Division of resource allocation responsibilities in a mixed economy for public vs. private goods
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