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In a purely capitalist system, the economy is regulated by self-interest and a. law of supply and demand. c. sellers. b. tax incentives. d. corporations.

In a purely capitalist system, the economy is regulated by self-interest and a. law of supply and demand. c. sellers. b. tax incentives. d. corporations.
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In a purely capitalist system, the economy is regulated by self-interest and

a.
law of supply and demand.
c.
sellers.
b.
tax incentives.
d.
corporations.

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User Vrutberg
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It's more likely to be A.
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User Spotter
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the answer to this question is a law of supply and demand.
hope this helps

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