Unelected Governments Often Engage in Each of the Following Activities

Unelected governments often engage in each of the following activities to slow economic development except

A) allowing competitive bidding for industrial franchises.
B) giving valuable industrial franchises to families members of the dictator.
C) making sure that members of one's ethnic group are in key places to extort bribes.
D) taking the foreign exchange that would have been spent importing productive machinery and equipment and using it instead to buy more modern weapons for the army.