*DIFFICULT QUESTION PLS ANSWER* The people of China now enjoy a socialist market economy rather than pure communism. What must the people of China accept in return for greater individual economic freedom? a.) The Chinese must pledge to avoid the greed and excesses brought on by materialism. b.) The Chinese must accept the fact that this freedom can be revoked by their government at any time. c.) The Chinese must acknowledge that Western countries lack discipline and morality and must not be imitated. d.) The Chinese people must accept that there will be limits placed on each person's earning power.

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Answer A says that they must avoid the greed and excesses brought by materialism. In a socialist government, it is hard to be very materialistic because it is hard to get rich because the means of production are shared by the people. Therefore, it is hard to be very materialistic. This option is false.

Answer B says that they must realize that the government can take away their freedom. Well, with a downgrade from communism to socialism, the government will have less power to do so, and any government can rebuke a freedom if they so wish, so this option is most likely false.

Answer C says that they shouldn't copy the Western countries. Well, to them that really isn't a con. Acknowledgement doesn't make sense as a thing you give in return for a better economic system. This is false.

Answer D says that the Chinese people must accept that there will be a limit placed on their earning power. This is a trade off that goes on with socialism: there is more equality with earning but less wealth you can gain. This is something they must accept, but it is much better than communism. This answer is true.

Therefore, the answer is D) the Chinese people must accept that there will be limits placed on each person's earning power.

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d.) the Chinese people must accept that there will be limits placed on each person's earning power.

Explanation:

The government of China has finally established a socialist market economy, which offers its citizens more economic freedom than communism did. This reform has allowed China's economy to grow and wealth to spread slowly throughout the country--more quickly in the urban areas. In return, though, the citizens of China must acknowledge that the Chinese government is merely allowing them to be free and that this freedom can be revoked at any time.

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