All of the following are categories of how the government invests in the revenue of the economy except?

1) Free enterprise

2) physical capital

3) Education and Training

4) Research and development

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Marcel Navarro

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21 September, 16:19

All of the following are categories of how the government invests in the revenue of the economy except?

1) Free enterprise

2) physical capital

3) Education and Training

4) Research and development

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August Maldonado · Answer 1

August Maldonado 21 September, 16:21

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It would be Free enterprise

Jacquelyn · Answer 2

The category in which the government doesn't invest in the revenue of the economy is 1) Free enterprise. Free enterprise, or the free market, refers to all voluntary business activities in an economic area. Free enterprise also refers to an economic or legal system in which commercial activities are not regulated by the government, they are regulated by private measures.

All of the following are categories of how the government invests in the revenue of the economy except?1) Free enterprise2) physical capital3) Education and Training4) Research and development

All of the following are categories of how the government invests in the revenue of the economy except?

1) Free enterprise

2) physical capital

3) Education and Training

4) Research and development