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English, 25.04.2021 21:20 hiiliohi3823

HELP ME List one law that affects your economic choices (you can pick one of the examples above or any other law that affects you directly).
Post a link to this law (an official website).
Describe the kind of restrictions that this law imposes on you.
Would you want to change this law? Explain why (or why not).

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