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Yes, socialists generally advocate for government regulation of business as a means to promote social welfare and reduce inequality. They believe that government intervention is necessary to ensure that the needs of the community are met and to prevent the exploitation of workers and resources. This can include regulations on wages, working conditions, and environmental standards, as well as ownership of key industries. Ultimately, the goal is to create a more equitable economic system that prioritizes the collective good over individual profit.
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Why is government regulation necessary. in a capitalist system according. to those who believe in laissez?
A + students to correct the few abuses that may occur to collect taxes The whole point of laissez-faire economics is that the government does not have any stake in regulating business at all.
Why is government regulation necessary in capitalist system according to those who believe in laissez faire?
A + students to correct the few abuses that may occur to collect taxes The whole point of laissez-faire Economics is that the government does not have any stake in regulating business at all.
What did laissez-faire supporters believe about the government?
allow business to function without restrictions
Why did business people believe in an economic system free of government control?
Business people want less government control so that their businesses won't be highly regulated. They want to be able to expand without regard to promoting competition within the industry.
As a result of the current stimulus package and the TARP bailout by the bush administration do you believe that the US is headed towards a more socialistic style government and economy?
Yes. There is no doubt that the increased government participation in private businesses has led to more socialistic policies. Whether this road is better or worse for the country is debatable, but there is no debating the fact we have become more socialist.
What is a business organized according to the regulation of the US government?
I believe that is a corporation.
Conservatives believe that?
there should be little government regulation of the economy.
What is the appropriate level of government regulation?
There are several different opinions when it comes to the appropriate level of government regulation. Some believe in heavy regulations, while others believe in very few, or none at all.
What did most members of the socialist party believe?
A true socialist has ons singular belief that exerts massive power in a nation. A socialist government is one where the major means of production are owned and controlled by the government. With this power, it has a huge amount of leverage over a nation.
Why is government regulation necessary. in a capitalist system according. to those who believe in laissez?
A + students to correct the few abuses that may occur to collect taxes The whole point of laissez-faire economics is that the government does not have any stake in regulating business at all.
Which main American party tends to believes in government regulation?
Actually, history will demonstrate that both parties believe in a certain amount of government regulation; but the Republicans like to insist it's only the Democratic party which believes in it.
Why is government regulation necessary in capitalist system according to those who believe in laissez faire?
A + students to correct the few abuses that may occur to collect taxes The whole point of laissez-faire Economics is that the government does not have any stake in regulating business at all.
Do you have to believe in god in order to work in government?
no, you just need to know how to do government business.
How did Coolidge feel about government regulation of business activity?
Calvin Coolidge was the 30th president of the United States. He was conservative and believed in a small government, which had little say in what businesses did. So, in short, the way Coolidge felt about government regulation of business activity, is that he didn't like it, and he didn't believe in it.
Is a business organized according to the regulations of the US government?
I believe that is a corporation.
What are Republican views on business?
Republicans believe the government should not interfere with businesses.
Why does libertarian and socialist parties still exist today?
Many countries are socialist, and believers in this system of government are widespread. Libertarianism is not a popular political theory, however, there are still people who believe it is a viable way of government. A US senator, Senator Paul Rand is a libertarian. His views are not widely accepted.
