Do you think the United States' government makes too many economic decisions in the economy currently, too few decisions, or approximately the right amount of decisions? Explain your answer and provide specific examples as well additional commentary aside from your topic sentence.

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

I think the United States' government makes too many economic decisions in the economy currently, due to the terrible pandemic situations that have forced federal and state governments to order extreme measures such as the lockdown.

This decision has had many consequences and has directly impacted most US businesses around the country. Many people lost their jobs, restaurants closed, some companies, run out of business, and poor people demanded medical attention.

This has made the federal government give some financial aid to support the Amerian people.

Out of this complicated scenario, the US government had been keeping a regular distance in the economy. Practically no intervention in the economy, trying to create the proper conditions to open new jobs.

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