# MMLU-Pro / 7011

task_id: 17a78715-b141-52eb-a4e5-ae10b6c885e4
task_key: default--test--7011
task_revision_id: 1

{"category":"economics","options":"['In capitalist economies, prices are set by international regulatory bodies, while centrally planned economies allow for individual negotiation of prices.', 'Centrally planned economies have prices that are fixed at the beginning of each fiscal year, while capitalist economies allow prices to fluctuate daily based on stock market trends.', 'Prices in both systems are determined by a central authority, but the criteria for setting prices differ.', 'Capitalist economies fix prices based on production costs alone, while centrally planned economies adjust prices according to social welfare goals.', 'Centrally planned economies use market signals to set prices, whereas capitalist economies use government committees.', 'Prices in centrally planned economies reflect consumer demand', 'Prices in capitalist economies are determined by central planning, while in centrally planned economies prices are set through competitive bidding.', 'Both systems use market-determined prices', 'Market-determined prices reflect relative consumer demands and relative scarcities of goods, while prices set by central planning agencies are for judging the comparative technical efficiency of various production units.', 'Prices are set by the government in capitalist economies']","question":"What is the difference in the way prices are determinedin centrallyplanned vs. capitalist economies? What consequencesdoes this difference have in terms of the functionprices perform in the two systems?","src":"stemez-Economics"}

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