Libertarianism identifies a role for government when:

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Libertarianism typically supports a minimal role for government, but recognizes the need for government to protect citizens' property and prevent theft. Therefore, the government would have a role in addressing an altered income distribution caused by illegal means such as theft or fraud. The other options do not align with traditional libertarian beliefs. Option A goes against the concept of market outcomes and option B assumes that the exchange requires legal assistance. Option D may be seen as a consequence of a free market and therefore not requiring government intervention.

Libertarianism Identifies a Role for Government When