A) Charity is the best solution to poverty.
B) Economic freedom leads to personal freedom.
C) Central planning is more efficient than a free market.
D) Government regulation is essential for a fair economy.

A) It often leads to unintended negative consequences.
B) It provides necessary safeguards.
C) It should be expanded in all sectors.
D) It is always beneficial for the economy.

A) It eliminates competition.
B) It is easily controlled by the government.
C) It allows for voluntary exchange.
D) It guarantees equal outcomes.

A) Setting prices for goods and services.
B) Directing all economic activities.
C) Substituting private entities in all sectors.
D) Maintaining a stable framework for the market.

A) Government interests.
B) Neither party.
C) Both parties involved.
D) Only the stronger party.

A) They always reduce inflation.
B) They stabilize the market.
C) They lead to shortages and surpluses.
D) They benefit consumers.

A) Universal education funding.
B) Restricting access to higher education.
C) Government control of schools.
D) Educational choice and competition.

A) To endorse government control of the economy.
B) To promote the principles of a free society.
C) To propose a revolutionary government change.
D) To argue for complete economic equality.

A) Public-private partnerships.
B) Long-term investment strategies.
C) Small government programs.
D) Discretionary fiscal policies.