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Which of the following objections to the system of state-sponsored mercantilism emerged in the United States by 1820?a. State mercantilism placed the good of rural outworkers before that of city merchants.b. The system took advantage of public corporations for private purposes.c. It violated the equal rights of citizens and lessened the power of government.d. Mercantilist policies levied high taxes on corporations, limiting economic growth.
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