Both claims are wrong because neither public opinion nor technological progress alone warrant government interference in enterprises. The main reasons for government intervention are socio-economic conditions, market inefficiencies, the need for regulation, and the need for public goods and services.
| List I | List II |
| (A) Manager | (1) Value addition |
| (B) Retailer | (II) Gets the work done |
| (C) Entrepreneur | (III) Works on existing business model |
| (D) Business Man | (IV) Calculate risk taking |