According to Libertarianism, the Notion of Ability to Pay Suggests

question 9

Multiple Choice

According to libertarianism, the notion of ability to pay suggests that

• A) Society should ensure that everyone has access to housing, food, and other necessities, regardless of their ability to pay
• B) Each individual's ability to access goods or services depends on their ability to pay
• C) The government should determine the level of production and distribution of services within society
• D) Society has a responsibility to ensure that everyone has a job allowing them to pay for their own goods and services

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