Why did liberals support a free-market economy?

A) they believed in fighting for workers' rights.

B) they wanted those who shared cultural heritage to have their own business.

C) they saw it as an opportunity for capitalist entrepreneurs to succeed.

D) they believed everybody should have a say in how the government should run.

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Cesar Haas

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14 March, 05:13

Why did liberals support a free-market economy?

A) they believed in fighting for workers' rights.

B) they wanted those who shared cultural heritage to have their own business.

C) they saw it as an opportunity for capitalist entrepreneurs to succeed.

D) they believed everybody should have a say in how the government should run.

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Melvin Watts · Answer 1

C) they saw it as an opportunity for capitalist entrepreneurs to succeed.--liberals believe that a government should allow individuals freedom.

Liberals in regard to the economy means not having the government interfere in the economy. A free-market means no regulation and the ability for people to run companies as needed.