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Which of the following best explains why the government makes and
enforces laws in a free-market system?
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A. Competition among producers by itself cannot ensure a wide
range of consumer choices.
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B. The government needs to plan efficient outcomes.
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C. Laws against theft, fraud, and coercion are needed to protect free
choice.
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D. Workers pressure the government to guarantee minimum wages.

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Answer: laws against theft, fraud, and coercion are needed to protect free choice.

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The correct answer is letter A

The free market is what happens in opposition to the planned economy or the state economy. In countries with a capitalist economy there is a dominance of the market economy, a system defended by economic liberalism. In other words, there is a greater presence of the free market in these places. Contrary to this, there is a predominance of a state economy, this model is common in countries with a more socialist economic plan.

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