How do people benefit from a limited government

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Well, with limited government you can benefit greatly from this. Such as if your government is limited to only do certain things that means that your government can go and do something that its not supposed to do like if it can't pass a law without voting from the people who live there than that law won't get passed. You can also be affected badly from this too this is because if your government can't make treaties with other countries without your approval and the approval takes to long it can lead to a war.

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