Asked by caleb

What is one example of how a government exhibits limited influence in a market economy?


the choice for workers to select where they want to work


the ability of businesses to seek profits


the creation of privately-owned businesses


the setting of a minimum wage for workers

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the choice for workers to select where they want to work

This reflects limited government influence because individuals, not the state, decide where to work in a market economy.