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I love it when somebody lays things out in the most basic terms. So, here's three cheers for Kip, Esquire!
To review: The government has no business providing any goods other than public goods. A public good is one that is neither excludable (I can withhold a cheeseburger from you if you do not pay for it) nor rivalrous (a cheeseburger cannot be consumed simultaneously by more than one person).
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