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Which are results of regulation in a mixed-market economy? Check all that apply.
compliance with laws
advantages for producers
control of markets
advantages for government
control of externalities
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Correct choices: compliance with laws; advantages for producers; control of markets; control of externalities.
Briefly:
- Regulation enforces compliance with laws.
- It can advantage producers (e.g., tariffs, subsidies, barriers to entry, licensing).
- It exercises control over markets (antitrust, price/entry regulation).
- It addresses externalities (pollution controls, public-health rules).
"Advantages for government" is not a primary result of regulation in the same direct sense, so it is not selected.
Briefly:
- Regulation enforces compliance with laws.
- It can advantage producers (e.g., tariffs, subsidies, barriers to entry, licensing).
- It exercises control over markets (antitrust, price/entry regulation).
- It addresses externalities (pollution controls, public-health rules).
"Advantages for government" is not a primary result of regulation in the same direct sense, so it is not selected.
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