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A person moving from a collectivist to an individualist society would most likely
lose a degree of economic
Select one:
O b. public ownership
O c. private ownership
O d. self-reliance
a. competition

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A degree of economic competition will be lost by a person moving from a collectivist to an individualist society.

What is a collectivist & individualist society?

The collectivist society is one that embraced a collective effort from the citizen for betterment of all while the individualist society embraced an individual self-centeredness.

Hence, most time, the person moving from a collectivist to an individualist society will loss a degree of economic competition because he loses the group benefit.

Therefore, the Option A is correct.

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