Who sets the price for goods in the Australian economy? A. Citizens agree on prices and follow governmental laws in a mixed market economy.
B. The Prime Minister sets prices for most goods in a command economy.
C. Parliament sets a price for all goods in a country in a traditional economy.
D. Citizens agree on prices and do not follow any laws in a pure market economy.

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a family can go through many changes which would make it complex. having children can cause a change and increase the complexity. this would change the distribution of authority and management, as the older siblings will at some point be in charge of the younger ones, and discipline must be distributed when they get in trouble.