Practice mode Basic of Economics

What is a market called in which the forces of demand and supply are not controlled by the government?

Correct answer C. Both of them

Explanation

A market economy and a free market both describe a system where prices and output are set by voluntary exchange between buyers and sellers rather than by government direction.

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