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16.01.2020 •
Social Studies
Classical economics played an important role in the untied states establish
a.) free enterprise
b.) government regulation
c.) keynesian economics
d.) monetary policy
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blank is your answer
Explanation:
jk i believe it is "inertia" sorry if i mislead you.