NO... The role of government is to protect the rights of all of it's citizens not to enforce a particular theological or political point of view. There are universal rights such as life liberty and the pursuit of happiness and the universal right to life, all other rights derive from these. These are what a government should protect. Often people confuse this with a right to no offense and want the govement to protect this - and here begins the slippery slope.....
It’s the amendment that lets the government collect income tax on everybody. It was ratified in 1913.
Example that reinforces the main idea an insight you reach about information that is not directly stated
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The correct answer is A. It depends more on self-interest than a command economy does.
Explanation:
In the market economy, economical factors are mainly regulated by the actions of individuals and their interests, because these two factors determine supply and demand. For example, the supply of a specific product is determined by the manufactures of this product and their interest in obtaining profits. This does not occur in a command economy because, in this, the general interests of society prevail over self-interests, and economical factors are regulated by the government.
