Question
Which of the following policies is likely to create the most tension between the competing values of free enterprise and rule of law?
Choose 1 answer:
Choose 1 answer:
(Choice A) Implementing a corporate policy that places women in leadership roles
A
Implementing a corporate policy that places women in leadership roles
(Choice B) Passing laws that require that voters use a state-issued identification card
B
Passing laws that require that voters use a state-issued identification card
(Choice C) Increasing regulations on banking practices
C
Increasing regulations on banking practices
(Choice D) Criminalizing speech that is considered racist on social media
D
Criminalizing speech that is considered racist on social media
Choose 1 answer:
Choose 1 answer:
(Choice A) Implementing a corporate policy that places women in leadership roles
A
Implementing a corporate policy that places women in leadership roles
(Choice B) Passing laws that require that voters use a state-issued identification card
B
Passing laws that require that voters use a state-issued identification card
(Choice C) Increasing regulations on banking practices
C
Increasing regulations on banking practices
(Choice D) Criminalizing speech that is considered racist on social media
D
Criminalizing speech that is considered racist on social media
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The policy likely to create the most tension between the competing values of free enterprise and rule of law is:
**(Choice C) Increasing regulations on banking practices.**
This option directly impacts the free enterprise system by imposing restrictions on how banks operate, which could be seen as limiting their ability to conduct business freely. At the same time, such regulations can be justified under the rule of law to ensure financial stability and protect consumers. The balance between allowing businesses the freedom to operate and ensuring they adhere to legal standards often leads to significant tension.
**(Choice C) Increasing regulations on banking practices.**
This option directly impacts the free enterprise system by imposing restrictions on how banks operate, which could be seen as limiting their ability to conduct business freely. At the same time, such regulations can be justified under the rule of law to ensure financial stability and protect consumers. The balance between allowing businesses the freedom to operate and ensuring they adhere to legal standards often leads to significant tension.