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How does a government take part in a market economy? by deciding what and how much to produce by refusing to take part in the economy by supporting subsistence economies by passing regulations to protect
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How does a government take part in a market economy? by deciding what and how much to produce by refusing to take part in the economy by supporting subsistence economies by passing regulations to protect the public

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By passing regulations to protect the public

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