Thanks to the influence of Milton Friedman, the US government has a fairly minor role in the micro sphere and a very active role in the macro sphere. The govern

Thanks to the influence of Milton Friedman, the US government has a fairly minor role in the micro sphere and a very active role in the macro sphere. The government interference is still there, but it's mostly invisible -- it comes in the form of higher food prices (mostly due to ethanol subsidies, less so to tariffs) and a constantly-depreciating currency (due to the Federal Reserve's power). Oh, and taxes. The invisible macro-interference may be overall more minor than having to pay a large incorporation fee and filling out tons of paperwork, but it's also going to be much harder to remove.