Which of the following statements concerning the medieval economy is most true?
A) Medieval economic thought and practice was of no consequence to later Western economic thinkers and actors
B) Medieval economics was a combination of capitalistic and feudal practices
C) Medieval economic simply repeated the thought and practice of earlier economic thinkers
D) Medieval economics, overall, tended to discourage merchant activity and technical innovation
Answer: B) Medieval economics was a combination of capitalistic and feudal practices
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a. jati. b. varna. c. guru. d. sati. e. boyar.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)