Multiple Choice
Examples of direct costs of government intervention include
A) the production cost of meeting new emission standards on new cars.
B) the regulatory affairs departments of many Canadian corporations.
C) the time spent by Canadians completing their income-tax forms.
D) the government's administrative costs of conducting the Census.
E) costs of complying with provincial sales taxes.
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