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What steps must countries take to transition to a mixed-market economy? Check all that apply.
They must establish state-owned businesses.
They must decrease private ownership.
They must establish a fair labor market.
They must discourage foreign investment.
They must open up trade to other countries.
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- They must establish a fair labor market. (Yes — a functioning market economy needs labor laws, protections, and mechanisms for wages, hiring/firing, and dispute resolution.)
- They must open up trade to other countries. (Yes — opening trade and reducing trade barriers is a key step toward market integration and competition.)
Do not check:
- Establish state-owned businesses — not required (mixed economies often have some public enterprises, but transition generally involves privatization and reducing state control, not expanding state-owned firms).
- Decrease private ownership — no (transition to a mixed/market system typically increases private ownership).
- Discourage foreign investment — no (countries usually encourage foreign investment to bring capital, technology, and market access).
- They must open up trade to other countries. (Yes — opening trade and reducing trade barriers is a key step toward market integration and competition.)
Do not check:
- Establish state-owned businesses — not required (mixed economies often have some public enterprises, but transition generally involves privatization and reducing state control, not expanding state-owned firms).
- Decrease private ownership — no (transition to a mixed/market system typically increases private ownership).
- Discourage foreign investment — no (countries usually encourage foreign investment to bring capital, technology, and market access).
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