The document outlines the key roles of government in a market economy, including providing a legal system, public goods, correcting market failures, maintaining competition, redistributing income, and stabilizing the economy. It also defines eminent domain as the power of the government to transfer private property to public use, often with compensation.
The document outlines the key roles of government in a market economy, including providing a legal system, public goods, correcting market failures, maintaining competition, redistributing income, and stabilizing the economy. It also defines eminent domain as the power of the government to transfer private property to public use, often with compensation.
The document outlines the key roles of government in a market economy, including providing a legal system, public goods, correcting market failures, maintaining competition, redistributing income, and stabilizing the economy. It also defines eminent domain as the power of the government to transfer private property to public use, often with compensation.
The document outlines the key roles of government in a market economy, including providing a legal system, public goods, correcting market failures, maintaining competition, redistributing income, and stabilizing the economy. It also defines eminent domain as the power of the government to transfer private property to public use, often with compensation.
enforce laws and protect private property rights • Provide Public Goods that individuals or private businesses would not provide • Correct Market Failures such as external costs and external benefits (Externalities) • Maintain Competition by regulating monopolies • Redistribute Income by taxing those with larger incomes and helping those in need • Stabilize the Economy by reducing unemployment and inflation and promoting economic growth.
Eminent domain is the power to force the
transfer of property from a private owner to the government for a public purpose.