If property rights are not enforced in a country,

a. entrepreneurs are unlikely to risk their own funds investing in such an economy.

b. the market system will still work smoothly.

c. that country will grow more rapidly because of the reduction of law suits.

d. that country's growth rate will not be affected.

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Scoobie

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13 May, 15:22

If property rights are not enforced in a country,

a. entrepreneurs are unlikely to risk their own funds investing in such an economy.

b. the market system will still work smoothly.

c. that country will grow more rapidly because of the reduction of law suits.

d. that country's growth rate will not be affected.

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Yaritza Gould · Answer 1

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Explanation:

Property rights simply means right of ownership. A country that does not enforce such rights risk the chances of entrepreneurs from thriving in such a country. A country that's nonchalant towards property right hardly have a working economy meaning that such country doesn't have the interest of entrepreneurs.