In the United States, what role does the government play in the economic system?

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Sonbull [250]4 years ago

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Answer:

D)The government enforces economic laws and regulations.

Explanation:

The USA is a free-market society that allows private business and initiative. Businesses are in the market for profit, they make their own decisions on investments, resource allocation and products. They must do in compliance with the existing laws. The role of the government is to provide the best possible economic environment and enforce laws and regulations.

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