In an Effort to Promote Rapid Growth, the Government of Cashland

In an effort to promote rapid growth, the government of Cashland has kept taxes low, offered little regulation of business activities, and implemented only modest social programs. The government is now facing political pressure to do more to clean up the environment and to reduce the inequalities of income and wealth. Cashland's government is currently taking a

A) purely capitalist approach to achieve its economic goals, and is likely to continue doing so in the future.
B) purely socialist approach to achieve its economics goals, and is likely to continue doing so in the future.
C) predominately socialist approach to achieving economic goals, but the current pressures it faces suggest it is likely to adopt a more capitalist approach in the future.
D) predominately capitalist approach toward achieving economic goals, but the current pressures it faces suggest it is likely to adopt a more socialist approach in the future.