Enterprise zones are: A. government-owned properties that are available for entrepreneurial ventures at a reduced cost. B. similar to incubator facilities but strictly run by city and state governments. C. blighted areas that contain toxic materials making them unsuitable for business operations. D. specific locations across the U. S. where entrepreneurs can set up shop and receive tax breaks for operating in these areas.

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Dayami Webster

16 June, 01:42

Enterprise zones are: A. government-owned properties that are available for entrepreneurial ventures at a reduced cost. B. similar to incubator facilities but strictly run by city and state governments. C. blighted areas that contain toxic materials making them unsuitable for business operations. D. specific locations across the U. S. where entrepreneurs can set up shop and receive tax breaks for operating in these areas.

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Jermaine Ibarra · Answer 1

Answer: Option D

Explanation: Enterprise zones are established by the government with the objective of development and economic growth in the local neighborhood.

The investors are attracted to make their business centers or production units in such areas by giving them incentives such as tax exemptions or other such benefits.

These are made usually in under developed areas. In countries like China and India, these areas are called special economic zones.