6.
The economies of North Korea and India are:
Group of answer choices
different in that North Korea has a command system, while India has a market system.
similar in that they are both basically command systems.
similar in that they are both basically market systems.
different in that India has a command system, while North Korea has a market system.
India as we all know , one of the biggest democracy in the world
Rich in heritage, culture, diversity etc
Here economy works totally on market system
Less barriers ,easy trade etc
But if we talked about country North Korea
It is an Authoritarian country which has only one supreme leader that controls the whole country and that we called the command system as well
Answer is option A
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