question 13 (1 point)\nlisten\nin pure capitalism:\na) firms may either make a profit or suffer losses. the…

question 13 (1 point)\nlisten\nin pure capitalism:\na) firms may either make a profit or suffer losses. the profits are variable and not guaranteed.\nb) the entrepreneur is paid a wage like other workers. as long as the work done by the entrepreneur meets the contractual standards set by the capitalist, the entrepreneur must be paid.\nc) the profits are guaranteed for entrepreneurs, but not for capitalists. entrepreneurs are guaranteed a fixed percentage of profit to encourage them to start new businesses.\nd) the profits of the capitalist is guaranteed by law just like the wages paid to workers. each gets what he or she has contracted for whether a capitalist or a worker.

question 13 (1 point)\nlisten\nin pure capitalism:\na) firms may either make a profit or suffer losses. the profits are variable and not guaranteed.\nb) the entrepreneur is paid a wage like other workers. as long as the work done by the entrepreneur meets the contractual standards set by the capitalist, the entrepreneur must be paid.\nc) the profits are guaranteed for entrepreneurs, but not for capitalists. entrepreneurs are guaranteed a fixed percentage of profit to encourage them to start new businesses.\nd) the profits of the capitalist is guaranteed by law just like the wages paid to workers. each gets what he or she has contracted for whether a capitalist or a worker.

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Brief Explanations:

In pure capitalism, firms operate in a free - market environment with no guarantees of profit. Market forces determine success or failure, leading to variable profits or losses. Entrepreneurs are not guaranteed wages like regular workers and there are no legal guarantees of profit for capitalists or entrepreneurs.

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A. firms may either make a profit or suffer losses. The profits are variable and not guaranteed.