In a country that practices state capitalism, all of the following are most likely to be handled by the state EXCEPT ________.

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In a state capitalist country, the state typically assumes control over the economy and the major industries in the country. Leveraging control of the financial system, developing national corporations, and systematically managing trade relations all fall within the purview of state capitalism, as these activities involve the state taking an active role in directing and developing the economy. However, supporting the local activities of foreign competitors would be counterproductive to the goals of state capitalism, and therefore is unlikely to be handled by the state.

In a Country That Practices State Capitalism, All of the Following