0
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What is the primary reason for government to intervene in a free-enterprise economy?
to provide more competition
Why do Americans want the government to intervene in their free enterprise economy?
Not all Americans want the government to interfere in the free enterprise economy. Those that do, feel that companies need stiff regulations placed on them for environmental reasons, and tax reasons, as well as for economic and social reasons. Many people feel it's wrong for big companies and CEOs to be very rich while workers and other people are poor and struggling.
What extent should government intervene in free trade?
In a free enterprise (market) economy, the expected role of the government is to allow free operation of the market unless market failure occurs at which point it intervenes to prevent welfare losses.
How does the government promote economic efficiency?
Why is the u.s. economy considered a free enterprise economy
When the government allows free enterprise but places some restrictions on the economy it is called?
Mixed Economy
What is the primary reasons for government to intervene in a free enterprise economy?
The primary reason for government to intervene in a free enterprise economy is simple. The government deemed something to be harmful or deconstructive.
What is the primary reason for government to intervene in a free-enterprise economy?
to provide more competition
Why do Americans want the government to intervene in their free enterprise economy?
Not all Americans want the government to interfere in the free enterprise economy. Those that do, feel that companies need stiff regulations placed on them for environmental reasons, and tax reasons, as well as for economic and social reasons. Many people feel it's wrong for big companies and CEOs to be very rich while workers and other people are poor and struggling.
How does government intervene in North Korea's economy?
undefined
Which of the following was a result of the New Deal legislation?
Government would intervene in the economy if the private sector could not guarantee stability. Have fun on study island..
What extent should government intervene in free trade?
In a free enterprise (market) economy, the expected role of the government is to allow free operation of the market unless market failure occurs at which point it intervenes to prevent welfare losses.
How does the government promote efficiency?
Why is the u.s. economy considered a free enterprise economy
Who decides production in free enterprise economy?
the government
What are examples of mixed economy?
When there is free enterprise as well as government control in a country, it is a mixed economy or dual economy. The United States is an example of this with some strong government regulation along with private enterprise.
What is a modified private enterprise economy?
A modified private enterprise economy is based on capitalism but has some government interference to prevent monopolies. Example is the economy of the U.S
How does the government promote economic efficiency?
Why is the u.s. economy considered a free enterprise economy
What is it when the government allows free enterprise but places some restrictions on the economy?
Mixed Economy.
