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shenderson6

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Which category best describes a person who is suspicious of unregulated markets, places faith in the ability of the government to direct economic activity, and favors less government regulation in issues of personal beliefs and behavior?
 
  a. conservative
  b. liberal
  c. libertarian
  d. populist
  e. nationalist

Question 2

When it comes to running a business, conservatives favor which of these?
 
  a. government leaving them alone
  b. government involvement only when there are problems with the marketplace
  c. government regulating every aspect of the business
  d. redistribution of a small percentage of revenue from more successful businesses to less successful businesses
  e. redistribution of a small percentage of revenue from less successful businesses to more successful businesses



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

b



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