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lapo4ka [179]
3 years ago
9

. ¿Debe el Gobierno

Advanced Placement (AP)
1 answer:
3241004551 [841]3 years ago
5 0
Argumentos en contra de la intervención del gobierno.

Los gobiernos que pueden tomar decisiones equivocadas, influenciados por grupos de presión política, gastan en proyectos ineficientes que conducen a un resultado ineficiente.
Libertad personal. La intervención del gobierno está quitando la decisión de las personas sobre cómo gastar y actuar. La intervención económica quita cierta libertad personal.
El mercado es más eficiente para decidir cómo y cuándo producir.
Argumentos para la intervención del gobierno para mejorar la igualdad

En un mercado libre, tiende a haber desigualdad en ingresos, riqueza y oportunidades. La caridad privada tiende a ser parcial. La intervención del gobierno es necesaria para redistribuir los ingresos dentro de la sociedad.


es su opinión, así que debe elegir si el gobierno debe o no intervenir y luego

No hablo español, así que si hay algún error en el español, lo siento, hablo inglés, uso el traductor de Google
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