Maintaining Legal and Social Framework

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Maintaining Legal and Social Framework Example: Create laws and provide courts Provide information and services to help the economy function better Establish a monetary system Define & enforce property rights

Providing Public Goods and Services Example: Provide goods & services that markets are unable or unwilling to provide Such as: National defense National park system

Maintaining Competition Example: Create and enforce antitrust laws Regulate natural monopolies

Redistributing Income Example: Higher income tax rates for rich than for poor Provide Social Security Aid dependent children with programs such as Medicare and Medicaid

Correcting for Externalities Example: Money to encourage positive externalities Such as education Taxes to reduce negative externalities Such as environmental pollution

Stabilizing the Economy Example: Use government budgets and/or the money supply to promote economic growth, control inflation, & reduce unemployment