A survey conducted recently in China showed that in the last two years, investments in businesses increased by almost 75%. The same survey also concluded that people became wealthy by investing in businesses, and this motivated other people to invest more in their respective businesses. What most likely triggered this increase in investment? (a) faith in the economy (b) government orders (c) incentives (d) traditional customs (e) NextReset

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Zane Villanueva

Social Studies

17 February, 04:14

A survey conducted recently in China showed that in the last two years, investments in businesses increased by almost 75%. The same survey also concluded that people became wealthy by investing in businesses, and this motivated other people to invest more in their respective businesses. What most likely triggered this increase in investment? (a) faith in the economy (b) government orders (c) incentives (d) traditional customs (e) NextReset

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Alyvia · Answer 1

I believe the answer is: B. Government orders

In the past, China's government was leaning more on communist system in handling their economy, which limit the freedom for people to invest in businesses. In the past years, China provide more freedom for private sectors by adopting more capitalism value in the economy, which lead to the increase in investment for the market.