How are nongovernmental producers different from the federal government?

A. They can refuse to pay taxes.

B. Their goal is to make a profit.

C. They can regulate international trade.

D. Their existence is dependent upon competition.

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Andreas Pennington

Mathematics

13 September, 15:18

How are nongovernmental producers different from the federal government?

A. They can refuse to pay taxes.

B. Their goal is to make a profit.

C. They can regulate international trade.

D. Their existence is dependent upon competition.

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Kaia Castro · Answer 1

It is c they can regular international trade at least that's what was right for me

King Ramos · Answer 2

the differences between a non-profit organization and NGOs are: 1. The NGO is a non-governmental organization. Its funds are raised by the government, but it maintains a non-governmental position, with no need for a government council.

How are nongovernmental producers different from the federal government?A. They can refuse to pay taxes.B. Their goal is to make a profit.C. They can regulate international trade.D. Their existence is dependent upon competition.

How are nongovernmental producers different from the federal government?

A. They can refuse to pay taxes.

B. Their goal is to make a profit.

C. They can regulate international trade.

D. Their existence is dependent upon competition.