Question

what force would dictate economic decisions in a marxist economy?
government planning to command the economy
a free market driven by market forces
labor unions fighting for better working conditions
business owners controlling the society’s production

Explanation:

In a Marxist economy, the goal is to move towards a socialist and then communist system where the means of production are owned collectively. Economic decisions are guided by government planning (central planning) to ensure equitable distribution and meet societal needs, rather than market forces (which are capitalist), labor unions' primary role is labor rights not economic decision - making for the whole economy, and business owners controlling production is a capitalist feature. So the correct option is the one about government planning to command the economy.

Answer:

A. government planning to command the economy