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Social Studies, 06.04.2021 21:10 durham953

Which would a supporter of laissez-fairs economics be most likely to oppose? a. pricing based on supply and demand
b. technology created from profit motive
c. production decisions based on consumer sovereignty
d. government policies to limit monopolies

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