In a purely capitalist system, the economy is regulated by self-interest and a. law of supply and demand. c. sellers. b. tax incentives. d. corporations.

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Clarence Cook

19 August, 13:13

In a purely capitalist system, the economy is regulated by self-interest and a. law of supply and demand. c. sellers. b. tax incentives. d. corporations.

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Dominic York · Answer 1

The correctanswer is A. the law of supply and demand. If something is needed somebody will make it and it will sell. If things aren't needed people won't be making them. This is basically what the law of supply and demand is and it works in pretty much all economy types so as to preserve resources.