The Moral Argument for the Capitalist Market System Does Not

question 5

Multiple Choice

The moral argument for the capitalist market system does not include:

• A) liquidity, markets and banks gather the savings of many small depositors.
• B) maturity transformation short term loans to long term borrowers.
• C) allocative efficiency, deciding what are the worthy or profitable operations.
• D) risk transformation large lenders to small borrowers.

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Definitions:

Dynamic Assignment

The process of allocating tasks or resources in real-time based on current conditions and needs, allowing for flexibility and efficiency in operations.

Virtualization

The process of creating a virtual version of something, such as a server, storage device, network resources, or an operating system, allowing for more efficient resource management and isolation.

Physical Server

A hardware system designed to run server software and applications, providing computing power and resources in a networked environment.

IaaS

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) is a cloud computing model that offers virtual computing resources via the internet.