Compared to the commercial capitalism of the early nineteenth century, the economic system at the end of the 1800s is best described as

A) financial capitalism.
B) industrial capitalism.
C) free market economy.
D) socialism.

Commercial Capitalism

An economic system characterized by private ownership of assets and a market-driven economy where goods are produced and sold for profit.

Financial Capitalism

An economic system where financial markets play a critical role in determining the allocation of capital, the pricing of assets, and the management of economic risks.

Industrial Capitalism

An economic and social system in which trade, industry, and capital are privately controlled and operated for profit.