A. limited the expansion of firms

C. created stationary economies of scale

D. maintained the relationship between firms and their clients

B. Protestants disapproved of accumulating wealth

C. Protestants failed to restrict extravagance and conspicuous consumption

D. Roman Catholicism expressed its asceticism in a secular vocation

B. land and labor

C. oligopolistic capitalism

D. resource management

A. India

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C. Holland

D. Soviet Union

A. The invention of the Stanley steamer

C. An existing internet provider provides competition to two other providers in Dayton Ohlio

D. An American buying a stock in the Philippines stock market

B. Joseph Schumpeter

C. Adam Smith

D. William Baumol

B. No entrepreneurial function is required

C. No savings or technical change

D. Perfect competition

A. gap filler and input completer

B. decision maker under uncertainty

C. coordinator of other production resources

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A. patent management resource gains mature innovation and speculative gains

B. innovation investment credit creation and economies growth

D. introducing new products modifying production functions creating credit and making profits

A. based on government intervention in the means of production

B. that dominated developing economies in the 19 Century

C. that originated in the United States in the 19th Century

A. There are more women than men in U.S business because of the aspirations of U.S girls

B. LDC businesswomen have a better chance than men of getting credit from bankers and suppliers

C. Businesswomen in India are viewed as naturally stronger, less emotional more socially adept and more rational than businessmen

A. access to more economic information than competitors

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C. larger firm size

D. superior access to training and education