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What role do government agencies play in a mixed market economy?
They run shipping companies and other sources of distribution.
They own farms, factories, and other sources of production.
They regulate some aspects of production and distribution.
They employ most of the workers in the economic system.
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They regulate some aspects of production and distribution.
In a mixed market economy the government typically sets rules, enforces contracts, provides public goods, corrects market failures, and regulates industries—while most production and distribution remain in private hands.
In a mixed market economy the government typically sets rules, enforces contracts, provides public goods, corrects market failures, and regulates industries—while most production and distribution remain in private hands.
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