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Why does Jefferson begin with points about human rights before discussing the colonists' specific grievances? ... Jefferson declares that freedom is based upon having certain basic "inalienable" human rights. If a ruler or leader does not protect these rights, people are not free.
A simplified circular flow model<span> illustrates how goods and services are exchanged in free </span>markets<span>. ... More detailed </span>circular flow models<span> sometimes include the </span>role<span> of government, financial institutions, and foreign firms in the conduct of business.
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