The three economic questions that every society must answer are K A. What goods will be produced, how will they be produced, and who will receive the goods? B. What kind of government will the society have, how will it be run, and who will run it? O C. What economic system will be used, how will it be implemented, and who will make market decisions? O D. What are the prices of goods, how are they determined, and who will pay for them? Centrally planned economies allocate resources based on decisions by while market economies answer these questions through decisions made by