Removing barriers or restrictions set by the government is known as . globalisation privatisation liberalisation commercialisation

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Liberalisation

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Liberalisation denotes removing restrictions from certain private individual activity, typically pertaining to the economic system. Commonly, liberalisation is used in the context of a government relaxing its previously imposed restrictions on economic or social policies.

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