What role does the government take in capitalism? (4 points)

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Nesterboy [21]2 years ago

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Answer:

It takes a limited or no role in business or trade.

Explanation:

Capitalism is the system of trade that encourages buying and selling to make maximum profit.

The government does not take an active role in capitalism as it is run and operated by individuals. The only duty the government has is to pass laws that would regulate such business to prevent monopoly, etc.

Therefore, the government takes a limited or no role in business or trade.

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