Question ID:PT40 S3 Q20 Passage:Investment banker:  Democracies require free-market capitalist economies, because a more controlled economy is incompatible with complete democracy. But history shows that repressive measures against certain capitalistic developments are required during the transition from a totalitarian regime to a democracy. Thus, people who bemoan the seemingly anticapitalistic measures certain governments are currently taking are being hasty. Stem:Which one of the following is an assumption required by the investment banker's argument? Correct Answer Choice:EChoice A:No current government has reached as complete a state of democracy as it is possible for a government to reach. Choice B:The more democratic a country is, the less regulated its economy must be. Choice C:The need for economic stability makes the existence of partially democratic governments more probable than the existence of fully democratic governments. Choice D:A free-market economy is incompatible with a nondemocratic regime. Choice E:The nations whose anticapitalistic measures the people in question bemoan had totalitarian regimes in the recent past.