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In a free market, the actions people take are largely determined by: 1. the motivation of equity. 2. restrictions placed by the government. 3. the guild system. 4. the "invisible hand" of central planning. 5. the motivation of financial reward.

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          In a free market, the actions people take are largely determined by:
1. the motivation of equity.
2. restrictions placed by the government.
3. the guild system.
4. the "invisible hand" of central planning.
5. the motivation of financial reward.

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Principles of Economics

Gregory Mankiw 8th Edition

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In a free market, the actions people take are largely determined by: 1. the motivation of equity. 2. restrictions placed by the government. 3. the guild system. 4. the "invisible hand" of central planning. 5. the motivation of financial reward.