Is there need for government intervention when there is market failure ??
447387
Ever heard of The Great Depression? That was what happened when President Herbert Hoover did nothing when the stock markets went belly up and the banks all closed. Roosevelt enacted the FDIC to protect your money and strategically place cash reserves all over the country to avoid another depression.
357924
The government shouldn't do anything. It's up to the individual to improve his or her skills. Gain an education and make ones self marketable.
1183634
no\nno opinion\nlet the market forces shape it
529901
nice question dude \n\nwel investment are require 4 economic grow, when money ciculate in econmoy, country start developing.
195829
The government is not responsible for being the public's personal bank. And when mortgages are not being paid, foreclosures happen, that does what good for the government.\n\nHell... not only am I against something like this. I am against the majority of the $$$ the government lends out to other countries and institutions. And I am definately against the government being used as a charity by the lazy.
1187533
Corruption among the government leaders. Lack of government trade laws that can severely destroy your business in an instant.
919595
Gov don't want them out there anymore so don't give it up. You need a book for currency value but  only a lot of them will be profitable.
1107150
no if the market keeps going down
65426
The government does not give adequate funding.
955553
I think it bites if the government can take your privately owned property so that some privately owned commercial business can have it.  If it's for roads etc., it might be necessary.
312743
Yes....it needs to settle the economy.\n\nIt won't affect me that much.
1100673
Legally NO.  They need to show their full record.   A good trader is one that has more wins than losses, that doesn't mean they don't have a fair percentage of trades that fail.  Hence one reason diversification is so important!
1057599
It is especially important to increase awareness regarding various derivative instruments like futures, options etc. amongst the investing community at large. \n\nThe government is looking into regulating the commodities futures markets as well. In order to facilitate this, the Government is examining the possibility of an amendment to the Securities Contracts Regulation Act 1957 and SEBI Act 1992.\n\nThe commodity markets are just beginning to break out of controls and restrictions and are poised for growth in the next few years. It is believed that in its current form, the FMC may not be able to handle the anticipated explosion in activity in commodity futures.\n\nFor a full exploration of this situation, I recommend the following article: http://www.hindu.com/2004/08/30/stories/2004083000661400.htm
851147
I seriously 'a lack of adequate resources' is the main reason behind the failure of few start ups. Especially so if the venture is overseas. For the many market research (either physically going into the propose country / through other resources), it really does not help if the venture requires enough monetary funds at least for the first six months to support the deficit. The suppliers and distributor also plays a major role in making your venture work and careful design chain of suppliers and distributors who you can rely on - considering that 'resources' are as mentioned above but cannot be find in the country investing in which imports are much expensive and takes a longer time.
259207
no, this leads to hyperinflation and the currency becomes worthless. great examples can be found in former east germany, bolivia, etc.
1003951
I dont depend on the Government for anything and havent for quite sometime. Even if you look back through history, Governments have been the cause of war, destruction and famon. PEOPLE solve the problems.\n\n-J.
901130
The general rule-of-thumb is that the marketplace will provide the public sector with all goods and services that a society would need.\n\nThis 'fails' under certain circumstances with modern society. If roads need to be built across state lines, or a telphone system, then the costs and cooperation needed end up being too prohibitive, for any one company to perform.\n\nHence the government steps in and creates a govn't agency, or a quasi-govn't entity to get the job done. Typically these organizations are beyond the normal supply and demand and competiveness features found within the private sector for lowering prices, and enhancing services (aggressively).\n\nThe idea of "privatization" is to move these quasi-govn't 'things' to the private sector and reap the benefits that come with better mgmt. and lower prices.