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    When Market Failure Occurs, It Often Creates an Incentive for
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When Market Failure Occurs, It Often Creates an Incentive for

Question 104

Question 104

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When market failure occurs, it often creates an incentive for


A) income equity across the market.
B) government intervention into the market.
C) more information.
D) more competition to develop in the market.

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