Government Intervention Cannot Improve the Allocation of Resources for Goods

question 142

True/False

Government intervention cannot improve the allocation of resources for goods that do not have prices attached to them.

---

Definitions:

Intentional Interference

Deliberate actions by a person intended to disrupt or interfere with another's contractual or business relationships.

Public Interest

The welfare or well-being of the general public, often considered in legislation, government actions, and legal decisions.

Prospective Competitive Advantage

The potential for a firm to achieve a future position where it outperforms rivals in efficiency, quality, innovation, or customer service.

Trade Dress Infringement

A legal violation that occurs when one company's product design or packaging is so similar to another's that it could confuse consumers.