Who are the most common users of goods that are produced in traditional economies? A. people around the world B. those who can afford to pay for them C. those for whom the government provides D. mostly family members or community members

Friends and family and tribes or local residents are the most prevalent customers of items produced in traditional economies.

The tribe or wider family is the principal group for which products and services are generated in a traditional economy.

In a planned economy, the centralized government decides what commodities and services that can be produced, as well as how much employees will be paid, what tasks they will do, and how much items will cost.

So, Option "D" is the correct answer to the following question.

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