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Business, 27.05.2020 23:08 soliseric879

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7. How does a government balance private business needs and income needed for survival (food, rent, bills etc) with the larger public health concerns?
8. What restrictions are in place regarding businesses opening up?
9. Should government be able to close your business because it deems it "unessential"? Why/Why not?
10. Should the government be able to limit/regulate religious services? Explain.
11. Do you think these restrictions will make a difference? Why/Why not?

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