Private ownership allows people to decide how they will use their property,

a. as long as their property is put to productive use.

b. as long as they do not invade or damage the property of others.

c. and therefore people can do anything they want with property they own.

d. and, as a result, resources will be directed toward selfish, private goals rather than collective objectives, such as strong economic growth.

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Joselyn Miller

Social Studies

27 July, 01:57

Private ownership allows people to decide how they will use their property,

a. as long as their property is put to productive use.

b. as long as they do not invade or damage the property of others.

c. and therefore people can do anything they want with property they own.

d. and, as a result, resources will be directed toward selfish, private goals rather than collective objectives, such as strong economic growth.

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Zoie Richmond · Answer 1

The answer is b) as long as they do not invade or damage the property of others.

Explanation:

In other words, you may own a piece of land and work or live on it so long as you do not infringe on the rights of other citizens by damaging their private property or by taking their private property