Concept:In a capitalist economy, consumers are the final determinant of what goods and services are produced.
Explanation:Capitalism is a market-based system in which production is guided by consumer choices rather than central government planning.
Households decide what goods and services they want to buy and how they allocate their income among those goods.
Firms respond to those choices by producing the things that consumers are willing to buy.
Thus, the "ultimate" answer to the question of what to produce comes from households, through their consumption decisions.
Income level and technical skills only influence production, but do not decide what should be produced.
Firms produce what they expect households to buy, so the final authority lies with household demand.
Answer:D. holding decision of households