alleryWhy do markets need laws to protect workers?
AMarkets tend to exploit workers
BMarkets never involve workers
CWorkers can never be paid
DLaws would stop all trade
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Markets tend to exploit workers
Markets everywhere tend to be exploitative of people, so governments make laws to keep unfair practices to a minimum.
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