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In Laissez-faire economics, what is the role of the government in the economy? a. to help maintain competition b. to set prices of goods and services c. to determine what should be produced d. to regulate
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In Laissez-faire economics, what is the role of the government in the economy?

a. to help maintain competition
b. to set prices of goods and services
c. to determine what should be produced
d. to regulate the three economic questions

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Answer: A

(I hope that's right good luck!)

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