What is socalism

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daser333 [38]4 years ago

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Answer:

<u>D. a system in which the workers control the nation’s factories and businesses. </u>

Explanation:

The idea of socialism is that there should be a common ownership which can be explained in terms that the businesses, which include factories and resources of a community or at large the world should be owned by the whole community.

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