What force would dictate economic decisions in a Marxist economy? A)government planning to command the economy
B)a free market driven by market forces
C)labor unions fighting for better working conditions
D)business owners controlling the society's production

A;government planning to command economy

A)government planning to command the economy

Explanation:

The Marxist economy is based on one of the Karl Marx principles that affirmed that, in the production of goods and services, the capitalists are only out there to enrich themselves rather than compensate the workers for the value they produced.

Hence, he argued against the private sector or private ownership but favors the means of production to be controlled by the working class or government ownership.

Therefore, in this case, the correct answer is option A. government planning to command the economy

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