During the second half of the 20th century the economies of many European nations became more socialistic, especially when compared to the economy of Canada. What does this suggest that these European countries had that was different than in Canada?
A) lower taxes
B) more government-owned enterprises
C) a much faster rate of economic growth
D) a more unequal distribution of income

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The fact that many European nations became more socialistic suggests that they had more government-owned enterprises and a stronger emphasis on government intervention in the economy than in Canada. This does not necessarily imply lower taxes or faster economic growth, nor does it suggest a more unequal distribution of income.

During the Second Half of the 20th Century the Economies