Which of the following is true of the Germany's postwar economic system?
A. It seeks to micromanage economic activity as under communism.
B. It seeks to organize and coordinate capitalism with state intervention.
C. It allowed private companies to develop on their own in a laissez faire mode.
D. It did not invest directly in heavy industries to avoid the creation of large industrial
conglomerates.
E. It did not stipulate that codetermination be practiced by all companies with over 500
employees.
B
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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