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Generally speaking, the means of production in a free enterprise economy are (a) owned by individuals (b) owned by the government (c) the consumer goods that the economy produces (d) the way it decides who, how, and what to produce

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jcherry99

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Explanation:

I think your best answer here is A.

D could work as well, but the financing, which free enterprise is all about, is determined by an individual.

hoifenkwok

Answer:

A) owned by individuals.

Explanation:

This economic system is based solely on private ownership as the means of production. It is a private system in which all means of production are privately owned and operated.

Note that some things are also regulated by the government. Such as the minimum wage or the safety law.

I only know because of edg.  2021 instruction and my notes.

Mark brainliest and thank my answer.

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