The countervailing forces model differs from the dominance model in that it:
A) advocates opening businesses directly to influence nonmarket forces.
B) rejects the absolute primacy of business.
C) opposes industrial capitalism.
D) fears both physical and moral decline in workers.

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The countervailing forces model rejects the absolute primacy of business, which is a key aspect of the dominance model. The countervailing forces model recognizes the role of nonmarket forces, including government, labor unions, consumer groups, and other stakeholders, in balancing the power of business and protecting the interests of society as a whole. It does not advocate opening businesses directly to influence nonmarket forces, oppose industrial capitalism, or fear physical and moral decline in workers.

The Countervailing Forces Model Differs from the Dominance Model in That