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19 November, 17:59

What is the role of government in the free enterprise system?

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    a free enterprise system is largely self-regulating. Therefore, government plays a limited, but important, role, allowing individuals to make most of the economic decisions. Specifically, government has two roles: rule maker and umpire.
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