What is the relationship between democracy and the free enterprise system?

A. The government determines what is produced, how much of an item is produced, and how much an item will sell for. B. The government does not decide what is produced, but often reviews the level of production to make sure there are enough products available to the public. C. The government controls the economy by placing orders with private companies for goods and services the government needs to serve the citizens' needs. D. The government does not decide what is produced or what items cost, but does play a role in the economy by protecting the public and preserving private enterprise.

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What is the relationship between democracy and the free enterprise system?

A. The government determines what is produced, how much of an item is produced, and how much an item will sell for. B. The government does not decide what is produced, but often reviews the level of production to make sure there are enough products available to the public. C. The government controls the economy by placing orders with private companies for goods and services the government needs to serve the citizens' needs. D. The government does not decide what is produced or what items cost, but does play a role in the economy by protecting the public and preserving private enterprise.

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Kramer · Answer 1

The correct option is D.

In both the democracy and the free enterprise system, the government plays its own role by making laws that protect both the public and the private companies. Price is the determinant factor of what is produce and for whom it is produced for.