When the economy grows, the market grows, most likely because

A) more investors are willing to take risks.

B) the government has decreased spending.

C) the government has increased taxation.

D) investors have a greater desire for profits.

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Genevieve Alvarado

17 May, 12:33

When the economy grows, the market grows, most likely because

A) more investors are willing to take risks.

B) the government has decreased spending.

C) the government has increased taxation.

D) investors have a greater desire for profits.

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Lorelei Melendez · Answer 1

Lorelei Melendez 17 May, 13:03

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C is the answer toi the question

Rodolfo Buchanan · Answer 2

I believe the answer is: A) more investors are willing to take risks.

As the economy grows people would have more income and their standard of living tend to be elevated.

When this happen, the opportunities for companies to thrive would increased since they have more potential customers. This make more inventors willing to take risks.

When the economy grows, the market grows, most likely becauseA) more investors are willing to take risks.B) the government has decreased spending.C) the government has increased taxation.D) investors have a greater desire for profits.

When the economy grows, the market grows, most likely because

A) more investors are willing to take risks.

B) the government has decreased spending.

C) the government has increased taxation.

D) investors have a greater desire for profits.