What Best Describes the Economic Policy of the British Government

question 5

Multiple Choice

What best describes the economic policy of the British government during the early nineteenth century?

• A)Make no laws that might interfere with trade and industry.
• B)While the government did not interfere directly in business,it did pass laws to promote trade and industry.
• C)The government regulated trade and industry to a large degree.
• D)Conservatives supported industry,but liberals were less interested.
• E)The monarchy and Parliament came to an agreement on trade policy.

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