Free market proponents argue that ____________ benefits far more people than it hurts and that it has resulted in a reduction in global poverty levels, particularly in developing nations.   a socialism   b anti-globalization   c globalization

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Free market proponents argue that ____________ benefits far more people than it hurts and that it has resulted in a reduction in global poverty levels, particularly in developing nations.
  a
socialism
  b
anti-globalization
  c
globalization
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Free Market - Free market is an economic system on which demand and supply are based and with no or little bit of government interference and control. Free Market is the characteristics of spontaneous arrangements via which economic decisions are made by an individual. 

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