b9n920 wrote:
For our nation to maintain a position of economic strength relative to other countries, it requires both accelerated personal investment levels and the unobstructed growth of production capacity, the factor which is known as A by economists and which increases grows largely spontaneously through society's development of technology. However, since technology development can be driven through economic support to individual entrepreneurs, ensuring these two key economic outcomes will require balancing these two kinds of financial incentives from the government to the individual.
If the statements in the passage above are true, for our nation to maintain a position of economic strength relative to other countries, it must
A. balance financial incentives to individuals, both to invest and to develop technology through entrepreneurship
B. balance two kinds of financial incentives: investment, on the personal level, and production capacity, on the level of the economy
C. drive accelerate personal investment while allowing production capacity to rise spontaneously
D. devote those financial incentives extended on the personal level to entrepreneurship
E. ensure that production growth remains unobstructed while balancing the two kinds of financial incentives driving personal investment
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