\fUse the source below to answer the following question. Economic Growth in Economically liree Countries with and without Political Freedom Politically Free Politically Re pres se :1 3 3.; f; S on n. :I I: E E 1' o a: on E m :- w 1:: m a .2\" or 3 E a; 2." In Which of the following observations can can be made based on the information presented in the source? Select one: Q a. There is a growing correlation between political and economic liberalism. O b. Economic growth in Liberal nations is steadily decreasing overtime. O c. Economic liberalism is more likely to occur in politically liberal nations. 0 d. Economic growth in less politically liberal countries is occurring more rapidly than in more liberal countries. Which of the following perspectives reects best the idea that modern liberalism incorporates principles of both collectivism and individualism? Select one: Q a. Liberal democracies propose solutions to the inequalities and environmental issues caused by laisseztaire capitalism. O b. Liberal democracies are steadfast in their support for an unregulated economy. 0 c. Liberal democracies always follow an economic program in which progressive taxation occurs. 0 d. Liberal democracies promote freedom of thought resulting in the redistribution of wealth. The Business Cycle Peak Level of real output Time This diagram shows the natural progression of Select one: Q a. change in ination overtime O b. growlh of the global economy O :1. business cycle in a freemarket economy Q d. uctuation in interest rates Use the source below to answer the following question. Economic decision making is decentralized in a a free market economy and centralized in a command economy. This distinction has become blurred by the trend in tree market economies towards Select one: C) a. increasingly concentrated ownership of the means of production by large corporations 0 b. increasing competiton for production in the global economy 0 c. greater diversication of ownership by the shareholders of multinationals C) :1. increased govemment intervention in the economies of most liberal democracies