Enterprise zones are

a. similar to incubator facilities but strictly run by city and state governments.

b. blighted areas that contain toxic materials making them unsuitable for business operations.

c. specific locations across the U. S. where entrepreneurs can set up shop and receive tax breaks for operating in these areas.

d. government-owned properties that are available for entrepreneurial ventures at a reduced cost.

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11 February, 02:02

Enterprise zones are

a. similar to incubator facilities but strictly run by city and state governments.

b. blighted areas that contain toxic materials making them unsuitable for business operations.

c. specific locations across the U. S. where entrepreneurs can set up shop and receive tax breaks for operating in these areas.

d. government-owned properties that are available for entrepreneurial ventures at a reduced cost.

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Michaela Stone · Answer 1

Answer: Option C

Explanation: Enterprise zones are the the areas in america that are controlled and regulated by the Government. These areas are established with the intention to promote the economic development and growth of local neighborhood.

The Government provide tax benefits to the investors for operating their businesses in these areas, that will eventually result in generation of employment.

Hence from the above we can conclude that the correct option is C.