What is one way a command economy affects the lives of private citizens? citizens cannot make most economic decisions. citizens can only work in factories or on farms. citizens must pay for their own health care. citizens have limited access to education.

The correct answer is the first: "citizens cannot make most economic decisions".

A command economy is that in which economic decisions are made by the public powers, hence the state or government. It decides the quantities that are produced of each good or service and the price at which these are sold afterwards.

In opposition, market economies allow producers and consumers to make these decisions by themselves through participation in markets.

One way a command economy affects the lives of private citizens is citizens cannot make most economic decisions.