In a capitalist system, the government plays a crucial role in regulating markets and protecting public goods. Adam Smith, the father of modern capitalism, argued that government intervention is necessary to prevent market failures such as externalities and monopolies.

Milton Friedman, a renowned economist, supported government intervention to address social issues such as public health and education. The government also uses taxation and redistribution to address wealth distribution and promote economic growth. Without government intervention, capitalism may not be sustainable in the long run.

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