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Government-Imposed Limits on Price Movements Are Likely to

Question 24

Question 24

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Government-imposed limits on price movements are likely to


A) increase economic efficiency.
B) decrease economic efficiency.
C) leave economic efficiency unchanged.
D) promote economic growth in the economy.

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