Which of the following policies is most likely to cause tension between the competing values of free enterprise and rule of law?

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The policy of Increasing the regulations on banking practices is the policy that is most likely to cause tension between the competing values of free enterprise and rule of law.

<h3>What is the free enterprise?</h3>

Also known as capitalism is the economic system that is driven by supply and demand. in this system, the private businesses and consumers control the marketplace with little to no interference from the government.

But with the rule of law, the law seeks to regulate the activities of the market and this is known as Socialism.

But the combination of both competing values of free enterprise and rule of law births the mixed economy system.

However, the policy of Increasing the regulations on banking practices is the policy that is most likely to cause tension between the competing values of free enterprise and rule of law.

Therefore, the Option D is correct.

Missing options "D. Increasing regulations on banking practices"