How did life in the command economy under the Soviet Union’s totalitarian rule differ from life in the free-market economies under the Western democracies? Select all that apply.


Workers in the Soviet command economy had lifetime job security and little reason to produce high-quality consumer goods.


Workers in Western free-market economies had lifetime job security and little reason to produce high-quality consumer goods.


In the Soviet command economy, supply and demand determined production and job security.


In Western free-market economies, supply and demand affected production and job security.