What is the difference between a subsistence economy and the market economy that developed as a result of nineteenth century transportation innovations?
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A subsistence economy is a shared economy, so everyone has enough.

A market economy means that people can only buy things in a market, and are not alowd to produce anything.

In a market economy people can buy things they need, are not forced to produce what they need but can if they want.

In a subsistence economy, families depend on others to produce the goods they need.

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What is the difference between a subsistence economy and the market economy that developed as a result of nineteenth century transportation innovations?
Question 20 options:
	
A subsistence economy is a shared economy, so everyone has enough.
	
A market economy means that people can only buy things in a market, and are not alowd to produce anything.
	
In a market economy people can buy things they need, are not forced to produce what they need but can if they want.
	
In a subsistence economy, families depend on others to produce the goods they need.

surana · Answer

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subsistence_economy

surana · Answer

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Market_economy

surana · Answer

I'm not sure which answer it is, though.

friendzone · Answer

C im thinking not sure

surana · Answer

Sounds reasonable.