Can a good government exist? By definition—no. Can a government that “carries out reforms” exist? Of course. These reforms may well turn out to be useful. What definitely won’t happen is for the “reformed” state of affairs to persist for long.
Nevertheless, there exists a certain set of measures discussed in the context of monetary policy liberalization and prospects for abolishing the monetary monopoly. Let us consider which of them (and in what combination) actually achieve their aims, and which are merely a sham.
It should also be said that the monetary monopoly is the foundation of the modern state’s power. Without it, the state quickly becomes the minarchists’ dream and loses most of its capabilities. Therefore, if there are political methods of limiting the state, they lie, first and foremost, in the sphere of monetary circulation.