The Case for Deregulation Rests on the Argument That

question 76

Multiple Choice

The case for deregulation rests on the argument that

• A)Government imperfections are worse than the market imperfections they were designed to cure.
• B)Public goods are best provided by laissez faire.
• C)Economies of scale are better achieved with the invisible hand.
• D)Regulation is desirable and efficient,but a laissez-faire approach is more equitable.

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Definitions:

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A form of government in which power is held by the noble class or elite members of society, often inherited.

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