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It would have been more apt, if it is reworded as How does the government regulation affect market economy. In a controlled economy, government decides what its economy should be and hence has no relevance.In a market economy, the fundamental aspect of Choice and freedom... This enables production as per market demand and also creation of new markets for products. Government regulations affect the choice and freedom and hence may affect the market dynamics and economy.
There are five features that describe market economy. They are freedom of choice, motive of self-interest, competition, system of market and prices and limited government.
The government must prevent consumers from being coerced.
nop it is not comman it is capitalism i got it from my Government book and teacher
Choice
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Limited government Freedom of Enterprise Freedom of choice Profit incentive Private property Competition
It would have been more apt, if it is reworded as How does the government regulation affect market economy. In a controlled economy, government decides what its economy should be and hence has no relevance.In a market economy, the fundamental aspect of Choice and freedom... This enables production as per market demand and also creation of new markets for products. Government regulations affect the choice and freedom and hence may affect the market dynamics and economy.
There are five features that describe market economy. They are freedom of choice, motive of self-interest, competition, system of market and prices and limited government.
Freedom of Choice was created on 1980-05-16.
The government must prevent consumers from being coerced.
The foundation of American culture is formed by freedom of choice. America was founded on the principle of religious freedom and this concept has leaked over into other forms of culture including entertainment, politics, and architecture.
nop it is not comman it is capitalism i got it from my Government book and teacher
Choice
Anything you like darling...its your choice....your freedom...
There is always freedom of choice, but not freedom from consequence.