Question

1. governments role in a market economy is

expansive

null

limited

pervasive

Explanation:

In a market economy, the core principle is that supply and demand drive most economic activities. The government's role is typically restricted to enforcing rules, protecting property rights, addressing market failures (e.g., externalities), and providing public goods—rather than controlling most economic decisions. This makes its role limited, not expansive, null, or pervasive.

Answer:

C. limited