How does the government of a republic typically shape its economy?

A. The government allows citizens to own private businesses.

B. The government blocks the ownership of personal property.

C. The government owns all homes and other forms of housing.

D. The government controls factories and other forms of production.

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Karley Cisneros

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24 November, 15:50

How does the government of a republic typically shape its economy?

A. The government allows citizens to own private businesses.

B. The government blocks the ownership of personal property.

C. The government owns all homes and other forms of housing.

D. The government controls factories and other forms of production.

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Gabrielle · Answer 1

A republic type of government allows citizens to own private businesses. There are small business owners that owns a business such as retail stores. There are also big businesses that are run by companies. In a republic type of government, everyone can be a business owner but they must have business permits that serves as an evidence that it is legal.