One of the major benefits of property rights in a free enterprise system is that:A.courts are able to force companies to sell property at fair prices.B.governments have more influence over property being bought and sold.C.businesses are free to sell their products at the prices they choose.D.consumers are able to freely use intellectual property from any business.

Why are property rights important to a free enterprise system?A.They encourage businesses to focus on a specific type of service.B.They establish fair prices for important goods and services.C.They limit the amount of property a single business can own.D.They prevent rivals from copying a business's product.

In the U.S. free enterprise system, property rights give businesses the right to:A.ignore federal regulations while on private property.B.sell property in foreign markets without paying taxes.C.use their employees' property at any time.D.sell their property at any price they want.

A free enterprise system is a type of economy that:A.focuses on producing and selling goods in local communities.B.ensures that all citizens have jobs and places to live.C.strictly controls corporations to protect consumers.D.prevents governments from interfering with businesses.

One of the key characteristics of the U.S. free enterprise system is:A.limited competition between large businesses in each industry.B.governments deciding which goods will be produced.C.businesses making decisions based on the profit motive.D.strict limits on the kinds of products available to consumers.

In a free enterprise system, the government is expected to:A.control important industries such as pharmaceuticals.B.determine the prices for most consumer goods.C.settle legal disagreements between businesses.D.pay entrepreneurs to start innovative companies.