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A) Income arising from renting lands and buildings
B) Profits arising from the sale of agricultural crops
C) Interest earned by lending capital to other firms
D) Innovations and capabilities, and skills of the employees
E) Investments made in raw materials and machinery
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A) private ownership.
B) incentives for entrepreneurs.
C) incentives to improve products and processes.
D) government control over production and pricing.
E) vigorous free competition between producers.
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A) civil
B) political
C) shareholder
D) property
E) public
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A) Capitalist Society
B) Individualism
C) Selling state-owned enterprises to private investors
D) Socialism
E) Private profit over public good
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A) There are no criminal product liability laws, only civil product liability laws exist.
B) Liability laws are typically most extensive in less developed nations.
C) A boom in product liability suits and awards in the United States resulted in a dramatic decrease in the cost of liability insurance.
D) Product liability can be much greater if a product does not conform to required safety standards.
E) If product safety laws are tougher in a firm's home country than in a host country, the ethical thing to do is to adhere to host-country standards.
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A) Theocratic law system.
B) Civil law system
C) Precedent law system
D) Religious law system
E) Monarchy law system
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A) right-wing totalitarianism.
B) theocratic totalitarianism.
C) representative democracy.
D) pure democracy.
E) totalitarian democracy.
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A) intellectual
B) real
C) tangible
D) non-performing
E) stolen
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A) Concern over public good rather than private profit
B) Monopoly of state-owned companies in certain industries
C) Opposing the ideologies of capitalist societies
D) Substantial limits on individual political freedom
E) Selling state-owned enterprises to private investors
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