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Role of Government in the Economy

The government funds public services like education and security by collecting taxes. It also establishes and enforces the rules governing economic interactions. These governmental actions, including taxation and policy implementation, are carried out by legal authority. In a democratic system, this authority is granted by the citizens through voting.

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