According to the critical industrial relations school, wealth and capital in society are created through:
A) Producer and consumer decisions to sell and purchase goods and services in a free market.
B) Free will of individuals that make decisions about buying and selling goods and services.
C) Powerful governments that control market prices and available supply of goods and services.
D) Laws that govern market transactions and social norms that dictate what buyers and sellers are allowed to do in the exchange of goods and services.
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