The economics of slavery suggests that

(a) slave labor produced efficiencies in Southern agriculture.
(b) slave owners possessed economic incentives to beat and exploit their slaves.
(c) Southern agriculture was less profitable than northern farming.
(d) Southern agriculture was just and moral.

(a)

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The issue of Fed independence is most often raised by

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