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A passive government
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A passive government does not intervene in the market as much as possible to keep( or to maintain) the freedom of market.
A passive government does not intervene in the market as much as possible to keep( or to maintain) the freedom of market.
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A government, unless absolutely necessary, doesn't intervene in/(or interfere with) the market, so as to keep it truly free. "Passive" seems to be misplaced there because it's not about the government being passive or active; a free market means there should be no intervention from the government.
- A government, unless absolutely necessary, doesn't intervene in/(or interfere with) the market, so as to keep it truly free.
- "Passive" seems to be misplaced there because it's not about the government being passive or active; a free market means there should be no intervention from the government.
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A government, unless absolutely necessary, doesn't intervene in/(or interfere with) the market, so as to keep it truly free.
"Passive" seems to be misplaced there because it's not about the government being passive or active; a free market means there should be no intervention from the government.
"Passive" seems to be misplaced there because it's not about the government being passive or active; a free market means there should be no intervention from the government.
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