| A | B |
|---|
| the system where choices are limited by the government | SOCIALISM |
| the system where the means of production are owned by individuals or groups of people | CAPITALISM |
| the system where the social classes were supposed to disappear | COMMUNISM |
| the system where they are motivated to produce what will fit the needs of society as a whole | SOCIALISM |
| the system where there is competition among producers and consumers | CAPITALISM |
| the system that Karl Marx thought would be the final stage of socialism | COMMUNISM |
| the system where the government does not control what is produced or consumed | CAPITALISM |
| the system where the means of production are owned by society as a whole | COMMUNISM |
| the system where the desire to make money is the motivation to produce goods and provide services | CAPITALISM |
| the system where the means of production are owned by the government for all of the people | SOCIALISM |
| the system where there would be perfect cooperation among the people in the society | COMMUNISM |
| the system where government and laws would not exist | COMMUNISM |
| the system where supply and demand affect what is produced or consumed | CAPITALISM |
| the system where goods and services would be distributed equally according to the economic needs | COMMUNISM |
| the system where the question of what to produce must be answered | ALL SYSTEMS |
| the system where the question of who should produce goods must be answered | ALL SYSTEMS |
| the system where the question of how much to produce must be answered | ALL SYSTEMS |
| the system where the question of to whom to distribute products must be answered | ALL SYSTEMS |
