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What happens when a government controls big industries and limits private business?
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Government ownership limits business opportunities.
Too much competition drives down prices.
Small businesses grow rapidly.
Foreign investment increases.
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Government ownership limits business opportunities.
When the state controls major industries and restricts private enterprise, it reduces opportunities for entrepreneurs, limits competition, and typically discourages investment.
When the state controls major industries and restricts private enterprise, it reduces opportunities for entrepreneurs, limits competition, and typically discourages investment.
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