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Which factor drives entrepreneurs to start up a business in a capitalist economy? A- the cost of production B- the division of labor C- the rights to private property D- the profit motive
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Which factor drives entrepreneurs to start up a business in a capitalist economy?

A- the cost of production

B- the division of labor

C- the rights to private property

D- the profit motive

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d

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It is D. Profit motive is what drives business start ups

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