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The Incas had their own, distinct Economy. It is greatly different from other economies, having to work instead of paying taxes.

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The Inca government had its own way of paying taxes. Instead of paying money, Incas had to work as their payment. With this  labor, called the Mita, the government told each household what to do.

Source-Textbook, Pages 424-425

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Farming and agriculture were a big part of Inca economics. In the valleys, they grew items such as maize and peanuts. In the cold mountains, potatoes were grown. But in the high mountains, there was little to no farming, and instead, they raised llamas.

Source-Textbook, page 425

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In the Inca Empire, there were no merchants and markets. The government would instead distribute goods to the people during the mita. The goods that were not used were stored in case of emergencies.

Source-Textbook, page 425