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Which phrase correctly defines the motives of a business? A. satisfying the needs of people B. helping a country’s economy grow C. incurring expenses D. earning profits and providing value in the form
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Which phrase correctly defines the motives of a business?

A.
satisfying the needs of people
B.
helping a country’s economy grow
C.
incurring expenses
D.
earning profits and providing value in the form of goods or services

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The letter A is correct
User Philip Rollins
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A :satisfying the needs of people
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