How did Monti often describe the market economy?
Unrestrained
Free
Social
Unregulated
Answer
Social! Monti often described the market economy as a "social economy," emphasizing the importance of social solidarity and cooperation in achieving economic success. He argued that the market should not be seen as a purely individualistic pursuit, but rather as a collective effort that benefits all members of society.
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