Introduction: Match the words on the left with their definitions on the right.

socialism

a group that represents less than half

of a population

capitalism

when businesses operate with little

interference from the government

laissez-faire

an economic theory stressing

government control of production

a system in which private individuals,

not the government, own businesses

minority

proletariat

a term used to identify the working

class in industrial societies

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Introduction: Match the words on the left with their definitions on the right.

socialism

a group that represents less than half

of a population

capitalism

when businesses operate with little

interference from the government

laissez-faire

an economic theory stressing

government control of production

a system in which private individuals,

not the government, own businesses

minority

proletariat

a term used to identify the working

class in industrial societies

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Socialism - an economic theory stressing government control of production

Capitalism - when businesses operate with little interference from the government

Minority - a group that represents less than half of a population

Proletariat - a system in which private individuals, not the government, own businesses

Laissez-faire - a term used to identify the working class in industrial societies