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Provincial Laws That Mandate a Minimum Drinking Age (For Alcohol)are

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Provincial laws that mandate a minimum drinking age (for alcohol) are an example of government intervention through

A) public provision and price control.
B) redistribution and reorganization.
C) regulation.
D) communism.
E) merit-goods control.

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