What is the government's role in a traditional economy?
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why are u being mean? Im trying to get your opininon on my answer duh
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fine i think the answer is
to appoint people to government
Nope. Please go back and study your book to learn what a traditional economy is.
In a traditional economy, the government's role is typically limited compared to other types of economies such as command or mixed economies. In a traditional economy, most economic decisions are based on customs, traditions, and historical norms rather than government interventions.
However, the government in a traditional economy may still play a few roles, which can vary among different traditional societies:
1. Legal Framework: The government establishes and enforces laws and regulations to ensure the smooth functioning of the economy, maintain social order, and protect property rights. This provides a basic framework within which economic activities take place.
2. Resource Allocation: The government may have some influence or control over the allocation of certain resources, particularly scarce or widely used resources like land or water. This is done to avoid conflicts and ensure fairness among members of the community.
3. Public Services: The government may provide basic public services like infrastructure development, education, healthcare, and security. These services are important for the overall functioning of the economy and the well-being of its members.
4. Dispute Resolution: The government may act as an arbiter or mediator to resolve disputes that may arise between individuals or groups in the economy. This helps maintain stability and resolve conflicts according to established rules or customary practices.
It's important to note that in a traditional economy, individual and community actions usually have a more significant impact than government interventions. The primary focus is on maintaining cultural and social customs, rather than relying on formal government structures.