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In a 100 capitalist structure the owners are offered what advantages

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Alisiya [41]3 years ago

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In a 100 percent capitalist structure, there are basically two advantages that the owners are offered:

1. They can make as much profit as they desire, as long as they are hardworking and the market permits it.

2. They don’t have to bother themselves about the welfare of their workers.

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$P_T = \$50$ --- Spent on dancing

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<em>See attachment for the budget line equation</em>

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$MRS = \frac{MU_s}{MU_t} = 1$

$MRS = \frac{2S}{2T} =1$

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$\frac{2S}{2T} = 1$

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