The United States is considered to have a high standard of living because:
A. its citizens have access to a wide variety of material goods.
B. its businesses rarely have to pay taxes to the federal government.
C. its currency is no longer tied to precious metals like gold.
D. the most important sectors of its economy are agricultural.
A. its citizens have access to a wide variety of material goods.
B. its businesses rarely have to pay taxes to the federal government.
C. its currency is no longer tied to precious metals like gold.
D. the most important sectors of its economy are agricultural.