In a planned economy, what shall be produced is determined primarily by?

In a planned economy, what shall be produced is determined primarily by government decisions. This means that the government controls the production of goods and services, and decides what should be produced based on the country's economic priorities and goals. The government plans the allocation of resources, sets production targets, and determines prices, wages, and other economic factors. The government's decisions are usually based on factors such as social welfare, industrial development, and national security. In a planned economy, the role of market forces, such as the price mechanism and consumer demand, is greatly reduced, if not eliminated.