首页
外语
计算机
考研
公务员
职业资格
财经
工程
司法
医学
专升本
自考
实用职业技能
登录
考研
The free market economy is no doubt the primary stimulus that has led to the United States’ dominance in the world economic comm
The free market economy is no doubt the primary stimulus that has led to the United States’ dominance in the world economic comm
admin
2019-08-01
46
问题
The free market economy is no doubt the primary stimulus that has led to the United States’ dominance in the world economic community. By naturally rewarding those producers that excel, excellence is actively encouraged and those that inefficiently produce goods or services not valued are eliminated. Thus, the economy becomes a self-sustaining and self-maintaining machine, consistently and constantly achieving the best possible result.
The free market economy is entirely based on the principle of supply and demand. Under this concept, consumers decide for themselves which companies will stay in business, voting with their dollars by spending on those businesses they consider most worthy. By doing so, those companies that are best liked, or most in demand, are granted the privilege of supplying the goods and services that consumers pay for. In that sense, efficiency is achieved. Those companies that best perform to the expectations of consumers are left prosperous in the market, while their less efficient counterparts simply die out of the market, starved of the dollars of consumers who simply prefer not to buy their products.
With such a system in place, American businesses are literally forced to be efficient to the highest degree. As a rule, what’s efficient in one place will be efficient in most other places, thus American businesses are fierce competitors no matter where they choose to sell their product, having been formed in a competitive environment that breeds optimality.
When the opposition is made up of businesses overly protected or directed by their respective governments, the tough American businesses usually make short work of them. It has been proven that the free market system more efficiently allocates capital and resources than any central planner could, and America has seized on that concept. With such an edge at a basic level, it’s no wonder that the United States is on top of the financial world. The cycle is a self-perpetuating one. As more money is pumped into the system by efficient businesses, more leverage is attained, allowing America to dictate the rules of the game, to its own advantage, of course.
Other countries are beginning to adopt the competitive nature of the American economic system, producing companies that are giving their American counterparts a good run for their money. It can be arguably stated that within a few decades, the United States will have to deal with competition just as well equipped as its own. For the time being, however, the game is stacked in favor of America.
The author is most critical of______.
选项
A、America’s ability to maintain its competitive advantage in the future
B、the possibility that non-American companies will be able to compete for much longer, given their disadvantages
C、the likelihood of success for any company that does not adopt the free-market method
D、government intervention in a nation’s economic system
答案
D
解析
属态度推断题。题目问:作者最有可能批评的是什么?第四段第一、二句指出:如果遇到的竞争对手是受到各自政府过度保护或领导的企业,强大的美国企业通常都能迅速把它们解决。事实已经证明,自由市场体制比任何中央计划体制都能更有效地分配资金和资源……。由此可推断,作者对政府干预国家的经济体制持反对意见。因此,选项D正确。选项A与第一段最后一句意思不符,原文明确指出:经济变成了一台能维持自我发展和维护自我运转的机器,始终如一地取得所能达到的最好结果,从中可以看出作者对美国经济良性循环的信心。选项B、C都在原文中没有推理依据。
转载请注明原文地址:https://www.kaotiyun.com/show/ln2Z777K
0
考研英语一
相关试题推荐
ShortlyafterTheEconomistwenttopress,about25,000peoplewereexpectedtoturnupattheLondonArtFair.Yourcorresponde
OliviaPedersenthoughttheNissanLeafparkedoutsideherfavouritelunchspotnearEmoryUniversity,mustbehers.Butshecou
[A]RobotsComefromtheMovies.[B]DevelopmentofRobotsIsFast.[C]GoogleEnterstheRobotIndustry.[D]RobotsTodayA
Americanpresidentsseemtoagebeforeoureyes.Butthecommonbeliefthathigh-officestressgraysourleadersfasterthan【C1】
LastmonthSherylSandberg,chiefoperatingofficeratFacebook,published"LeanIn",acontroversialdeclarationonwhywomenh
"Watchout,it’llhurtforasecond."Notonlychildrenbutalsomanyadultsgetuneasywhentheyhearthosewordsfromtheirdo
Theshortergrowingseasonsexpectedwithclimatechangeoverthenext40yearswillendangerhundredsofmillionsofalreadypo
UnderstandingwhatdistinguishespeoplewhobattlewithAlzheimer’sastheyagefromthosewhosementalacutenessremainsstrong
Entirecitiesandcountieshavebannedthem.McDonald’sandKFChavedeclaredtogivethemup—ashaveStarbucks,RubyTuesday,a
A.HaveenoughinformationB.ListentoyourGremlinC.TestthemagainstyourvaluesD.RespectyourdoubtsE.
随机试题
比较洋务运动和清末新政。(北京大学2016年中国史真题)
大叶性肺炎的典型影像学变化见于病变的()。
底层框架—抗震墙房屋,应在底层设置一定数量的抗震墙,下列哪项叙述是不正确的?[2006年第132题]
依据建设工程产品的特性,产品生产过程的()决定了职业健康安全与环境管理的协调性。
阅读下面史料。回答问题。第l条,除中国外,缔约各国协定:(1)尊重中国之主权与独立,及领土与行政之完整;(2)给予中国完全无碍之机会,以发展并维持一有力巩固之政府;(3)施用各种之权势,以切实设立并维持各国在中国全境之商务
下列加下划线的字在词语中的解释全部正确的一组是:
FlorenceNightingaleenteredthehospitalandwasappalledandhorrifiedbywhatshesaw.Woundedsoldierslayonstrawmatstha
Theword"Canada"means"village,smallhouseorshanty".In1435,theFrenchexplorerKatiearrivedinthelandandaskedtheI
Thefirstwaywecanapproachlanguageisasaphenomenonoftheindividualperson.Itisconcerned【C1】______describingandexpl
RearrangethefollowingletterstomakeasinglewordwhichisastateofAmerica.AADEELRW
最新回复
(
0
)