If a government has a laissez-faire approach to managing the economy, who would be most likely to lose money?

A.) business people starting a trust

B.) a banker lending money to a corporation

C.) a business owner running a small company

D.) investors who own shares in a monopoly

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If a government has a laissez-faire approach to managing the economy, who would be most likely to lose money?

A.) business people starting a trust

B.) a banker lending money to a corporation

C.) a business owner running a small company

D.) investors who own shares in a monopoly

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Kathleen Cannon · Answer 1

If a government has a laissez-faire approach to managing the economy, then it would be " D.) investors who own shares in a monopoly," that would be most likely to lose money, since there would be no government regulation of how this company spent its money--meaning that the company would be free to act in ways that were not in the best interest of the investors.

If a government has a laissez-faire approach to managing the economy, who would be most likely to lose money?A.) business people starting a trustB.) a banker lending money to a corporationC.) a business owner running a small companyD.) investors who own shares in a monopoly

If a government has a laissez-faire approach to managing the economy, who would be most likely to lose money?

A.) business people starting a trust

B.) a banker lending money to a corporation

C.) a business owner running a small company

D.) investors who own shares in a monopoly