This is not a writing assignment, this is a multiple-choice question Government involvement in the economy can be beneficial for all of the reasons below, EXCEPT for this one. Group of answer choices It facilitates trade and legal processes efficiently and enables both to function smoothly in developing countries as well as in the developed ones. It redistributes wealth from the rich to the poor and the middle class. Although this idea is not universally supported by all economists as beneficial for the economy, it is a popular notiion in European countries.

This is not a writing assignment, this is a multiple-choice question Government involvement in the economy can be beneficial for all of the reasons below, EXCEPT for this one. Group of answer choices It facilitates trade and legal processes efficiently and enables both to function smoothly in developing countries as well as in the developed ones. It redistributes wealth from the rich to the poor and the middle class. Although this idea is not universally supported by all economists as beneficial for the economy, it is a popular notiion in European countries.

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Chapter20: Growth And Less Developed Countries

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