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In a '''command economy''', the government determines production levels and sets prices. This is said to be advantageous because it prevents unscrupulous investors from taking advantage of consumers. ] advocates such as ] have criticized the '''command economy''' on the grounds that centralized planning ignores the ] and is therefore ineffective. In a similar manner, the idea of a '''command economy''' has been criticized because of inherently large ] associated with costs of distribution. A good example is the ] which suffered many shortages and inefficiencies due to beaurocratic oversight and neglect. This idea may be attributed to ] who predicted the downfall of the ] because of insurmountable ].
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