Major Incentives to Industrialism in Britain Were All of the Following

Major incentives to industrialism in Britain were all of the following except

A) wealth, acquired from commerce and agriculture, was available for investment.
B) the profit motive spurred the search for more rapid methods of production, especially of cloth.
C) the availability of mobile and fluid capital, made possible by the rise of banking, credit, and stock companies.
D) government policies and programs to favor industrialization.