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    Not Everything That Involves Government Necessarily Means Growth in the Government
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Not Everything That Involves Government Necessarily Means Growth in the Government

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Not everything that involves government necessarily means growth in the government budget. Give some examples of governmental activities that do not necessarily mean large public expenditures, but are significant to the private sector and to society as a whole.

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