Question

economic right responsibility
a right to a speedy and fair trial by jury voting in elections
b right to earn a wage staying informed
c right to safe working conditions running for office
d right to enter lawful contracts serving on a political campaign
which of the following pairings accurately compares economic rights and responsibilities?
choose 1 answer:
a comparison a
b comparison b
c comparison c
d comparison d

Explanation:

1. Option A: The right to a speedy trial is a legal/civil right, not an economic right; voting is a political right, not a responsibility paired with economic rights.
2. Option B: The right to earn a wage is a core economic right (tied to work and income). Staying informed is a civic responsibility that supports the functioning of economic systems (e.g., making informed work, spending, or policy-related choices), making this a valid pairing.
3. Option C: The right to safe working conditions is an economic right, but running for office is a political right, not a corresponding responsibility.
4. Option D: The right to enter lawful contracts is an economic right, but serving on a political campaign is a political activity, not a paired economic responsibility.

Answer:

B. Comparison B