The Problem of Determining for Whom to Produce Exists Because

question 13

Multiple Choice

The problem of determining for whom to produce exists because:

• A) government regulations prevent firms from producing the kinds of goods that consumers want.
• B) a decision that one person or group will receive a good or service usually means that another person or group will not.
• C) taxes on firms make it more costly for them to produce all the goods that people want.
• D) taxes on consumers make it more difficult for them to buy all the goods they want.

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