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QveST [7]
3 years ago
13

Item 5Item 5Chet Bowes owns his own landscaping business, including all the land on which the company grows its plants, and all

the equipment. Chet's son Josh has just graduated from college with an architectural landscaping degree. Chet hopes to retire in a few years and turn the business over to Josh, and Josh will inherit the business when Chet dies. This is an example of the ______________ in a capitalist system.
Business
1 answer:
grigory [225]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

right to private property and inheritance

Explanation:

The capitalistic system states that individuals are allowed to own their and enjoy their own personal property. In each country laws generally subordinate the right to private property to the well being of society.  

The right to inheritance refers to the right that an individual has to decide who will own his/her properties after they pass away. Unless stated otherwise, a person's offsprings are generally entitled to inherit the person's properties.

In this case, Chet is entitled to own his landscaping business (private property) and when he passes away his son, Josh, will inherit it.

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Total cash received in July= $453,000

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