Which of the following was one of government’s original roles in business:
Business Management II 3.02 Review

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 5 pts
Regulating technolody
Acting as a referee
Ensuring a business’s profitability
Protecting the environment
Answer explanation
Acting as a referee. When the United States was born, government was not intended to have a hand in business. Businesses would be free to act in their own best interests without government involvement. The basic role of government in business would be as a referee only. Government does not ensure a business’s profitability. Regulating technology and protecting the environment are areas of responsibility that government took on as the country grew and business expanded.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 5 pts
One way in which government protects private property is to provide
Federal Reserve Banks
Local governmental programs
Patents or copyrights
Patents or copyrights
Answer explanation
Patents or copyrights. Government issues patents or copyrights to inventors and artists to protect their work. Although government provides local governmental programs, this response is not specific enough to be correct for protecting private property. Federal Reserve Banks are used by local banks for their banking functions. They do not provide protection for local property. Local governments provide fire protection through fire departments, not through fire insurance.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 5 pts
Government is involved in settling business disagreements through the use of
Fines
Negotiation
Force
Court
Answer explanation
Courts. Government’s first involvement in disputes between businesses is in the court system. Force and fines may be used to enforce a court ruling. Government is not involved in negotiation unless directed to do so by the courts.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 5 pts
Why does government set and collect taxes?
To increase the use of technology
To provide economic security
To help pay the expenses of government
To help businesses grow and prosper
Answer explanation
To help pay the expenses of government. Some of these taxes are set and collected on products sold by businesses. Increasing technology, providing economic security, and helping businesses grow and prosper can be goals of a political party or government administration but are not reasons that government sets and collects taxes.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 5 pts
One of the reasons that has caused government’s role in business to expand is that
people’s attitudes have changed.
products have become very technical.
costs of production have continued to increase.
competition in the marketplace has increased.
Answer explanation
People’s attitudes have changed. As the marketplace became more complicated, consumers turned to government for more protection from dishonest or deceptive business practices. The technical nature of products, cost of production, and increased competition between businesses are not reasons to cause government’s role to expand. Increases in cost of production become a contributing factor only when cuts are made in safety that may cause consumer-protection problems. Competition in the marketplace would be a contributing factor when a business engages in deceptive advertising or tries to limit competition.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 5 pts
What is the purpose of government regulation of business activities that might cause air or water pollution?
To protect competition
To provide public goods
To stabilize the economy
To conserve the environment
Answer explanation
To conserve the environment. Government has passed laws that prohibit business activities that harm the environment. These laws may prohibit the use of dangerous substances, require the use of safe substances, or provide economic incentives for voluntary conservation efforts. Government fiscal policy is intended to stabilize the economy. Laws regulating monopolies protect competition. Government provides public goods—goods and services we all need and use that business could not afford to provide.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 5 pts
Determine whether the following statement is true or false: Government has become an active participant in the world of business.
True; government helps to start monopolies.
True; government produces goods and services.
False; government works with businesses only.
False; government doesn’t produce any products.
Answer explanation
True; government produces goods and services. It sells these goods and services to consumers. Government also employs thousands of workers and buys supplies from businesses for those workers. Government helps individuals as well as businesses. It tries to prohibit or control monopolies rather than encouraging their development.
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