2. What are the positive results of government regulation of the economy? What are the negative results? How would the answers change based on the point of view of

the person answering (e. g. consumer, business owner, etc.)?

The correct answers to these open questions are the following.

What are the positive results of government regulation of the economy?

The positive results of government intervention in the economy are that it can create a balance when needed or establish proper legislation in order to help the economy in moments of crisis. The federal government can also promote the best economic conditions when the economy needs some kind of support or impulse.

What are the negative results?

We can say that the negative result could be an excess of regulation that unbalances the natural flow of a market economy.

How would the answers change based on the point of view of the person answering (e.g. consumer, business owner, etc.)?

The answers, of course, could be very different according to consumers, federal agencies, companies, and business owners because they have different interests. Some want more intervention to regulate inflation and high prices, in the case of consumers. Some want less regulation and let the supply and demand decided the price of a good, as in the case of the industries.  

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