The “invisible hand” cannot fully work when government economic polies are in place. Explain

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The “invisible hand” moves the economy toward the efficient allocation by allocating resources to their best uses. When government economic policies restrict the free market, a misallocation of resources can occur. Unless government takes action to correct these allocations the market will remain inefficient. Government action can take a significant amount of time and full information may not be available to the government officials.