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A is wrong as the Government should provide public financing as appropriate. For example public financing of elections.
B. Protecting an individual's health from unsafe products is a duty of government. Government is doing the same by using various agencies such as FDA
C is wrong as the government should provide public goods like parks, good air, etc.
D is the answer as Taking over the production of the health care services causing positive externalities is not a governmental duty in a capitalist democracy.
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