In a capitalist economy,the government is prohibited from ________.

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In a capitalist economy, the government cannot interfere in the free market and decide on the prices of goods and wages of laborers. Instead, these are determined by market forces of supply and demand.

Answer: D 
 In a capitalist economy, the government's role is limited to ensuring free and fair competition in the market. The government cannot interfere in the workings of the market and must allow market forces to operate unhindered.

In a Capitalist Economy,the Government Is Prohibited from ________