Berkeley's Basic Difference with Locke Was the Former's Argument That

question 53

Multiple Choice

Berkeley's basic difference with Locke was the former's argument that ____.​

• A)​there are no primary qualities
• B)there is a one-to-one correspondence between physical objects and subjective perceptions
• C)an object is the association of consecutive perceptions​
• D)there are only complex ideas
• E)there are only primary qualities

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Definitions:

Government Intervention

Actions taken by the government to influence economic or social outcomes, such as regulations, subsidies, taxes, or direct control of markets.

Competition

The effort and striving between two or more independent rivals to secure the business of one or more third parties by offering the best possible terms.

Economic Power

The ability of individuals, companies, or countries to control or influence the market, including prices, distribution, and availability of goods.

Command System

An economic system where the government makes all decisions on production and consumption.