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    Regulators Often Raise Prices Instead of Lowering Them
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Regulators Often Raise Prices Instead of Lowering Them

Question 68

Question 68

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Regulators often raise prices instead of lowering them.This is designed to


A) prevent the exit of competitors.
B) protect the consumer from cheap products.
C) ensure high-quality products.
D) ensure workers are adequately paid.

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