Scott Stewart, Chapter 4, question 2

The government's decisions don't directly affect me every day, but they do have effects on my life. For example, both my parents are lawyers who went to prestigious law schools. Because the government only allows "cadillac" lawyers my parents are probably paid more for theirnwork because there is a smaller supply of lawyers. This is beneficial to me but probably harms those who can't afford lawyers. Another way the government affects me is when they meddle in the economy. When they do this things may become either more or less expensive for me.