If the United States government were to regulate its financial structures, including banks and businesses, which of the following criteria of a capitalist economy would it violate?

a. Consumer interests affect capitalism.

b. Prices and wages are set by supply and demand.

c. Privately owned resources are used to make a profit.

d. Government involvement in businesses and markets must be limited.

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Deanna

Social Studies

7 April, 03:21

If the United States government were to regulate its financial structures, including banks and businesses, which of the following criteria of a capitalist economy would it violate?

a. Consumer interests affect capitalism.

b. Prices and wages are set by supply and demand.

c. Privately owned resources are used to make a profit.

d. Government involvement in businesses and markets must be limited.

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Mateo Clark · Answer 1

Government involvement in businesses and markets must be limited.

Brenna · Answer 2

The correct answer is D. Government involvement in businesses and markets must be limited, and when the government regulates the interest rate, it artificially influences supply and demand. In a capitalist economy, the supply and demand is determined by the interactions between buyer and seller.