Question

what are aspects of a free - enterprise system? check all that apply. private ownership of property is severely restricted. the government has a lot of power and influence. there are few limits on the use of private property. consumers make all of their economic choices. producers make all of their economic choices.

Explanation:

A free-enterprise system (market economy) centers on limited government intervention, private property rights, and economic freedom for consumers and producers.

• Private ownership is not restricted; it is a core feature, so the first option is incorrect.
• Government power is limited, not extensive, so the second option is incorrect.
• Few limits on private property use align with the system's focus on property rights.
• Consumers exercise economic freedom to make their own choices (e.g., what to buy).
• Producers exercise economic freedom to make their own choices (e.g., what to produce, how to price goods).

Answer:

• There are few limits on the use of private property.
• Consumers make all of their economic choices.
• Producers make all of their economic choices.