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Question
Which statements about U.S. business ownership and government–business relations are true?
(A) Governments of major goods-producing countries all behave similarly regarding business and government interaction.
(B) The EU and Japan governments do not engage in business ownership.
(C) EU and Japanese governments are more like referees with business, much like in the U.S.
(D) Democracies are generally more open to capitalism with free enterprise.
(E) The U.S. government generally does not own any business enterprises, does not have joint business ownership, and doesn't even invest in company stocks.
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