Liberal Economic Policy Preferences

In the realm of political ideologies in the United States, various groups hold distinct preferences regarding the role of government in economic issues and social policies. This often reflects their broader ideological stance, whether liberal, conservative, moderate, or libertarian.

An extensive survey conducted among voters shows varying preferences for government intervention in economic matters, particularly focusing on health care, taxation, and regulation. Different ideological groups were asked to choose between options reflecting higher government involvement versus reduced government oversight.

Which of the following preferences is most representative of a liberal political ideology regarding government intervention in economic policy?