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n free-enterprise systems around the world, there are
no restrictions on business ownership or business activity.
some restrictions on business activity but not on business ownership.
some restrictions on business ownership but not on business activity.
some restrictions on business ownership and business activity.
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"No restrictions on business ownership or business activity."
Explanation: a free-enterprise (free-market) system is defined by private ownership of resources and minimal government interference — firms and individuals are free to start, own, and run businesses and decide what to produce. (In practice most countries impose some regulations, so fully unrestricted systems are theoretical.)
Explanation: a free-enterprise (free-market) system is defined by private ownership of resources and minimal government interference — firms and individuals are free to start, own, and run businesses and decide what to produce. (In practice most countries impose some regulations, so fully unrestricted systems are theoretical.)
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