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One Reason Regulators Push for Higher Prices in an Industry

Question 47

Question 47

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One reason regulators push for higher prices in an industry is to


A) prevent excess profits in the industry.
B) protect the public from excessively low prices.
C) encourage usage of the good or service.
D) protect against the demise of existing firms.

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