Why Does the Government's Role of Enforcing Contracts Facilitate Exchange

question 5

Multiple Choice

Why does the government's role of enforcing contracts facilitate exchange?

• A)Enforcing contracts allows people to trade with confidence that the contracts they enter will be met.
• B)Enforcing contracts guarantees consumers that the government will bail them out in case the seller does not fulfill his end of the contract.
• C)Enforcing contracts guarantees sellers that the government will bail them out in case the buyer does not fulfill his end of the contract.
• D)Enforcing the contract effectively makes the government the seller's partner in the business.

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