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How are traditional economies like free-market economies? A. Both are agricultural in nature. B. Both are considered subsistence economies. C. Both have no government regulation…

How are traditional economies like free-market economies? A. Both are agricultural in nature. B. Both are considered subsistence economies. C. Both have no government regulation…
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How are traditional economies like free-market economies?

A. Both are agricultural in nature.

B. Both are considered subsistence economies.

C. Both have no government regulation.

D. Both have no international trade.

It is Not D because I already put that and got it wrong. You can see my test below. I received 0 points.

How are traditional economies like free-market economies? A. Both are agricultural-example-1
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B

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Both are considered subsistence economies.

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