What Are the Two Reasons for the Government to Intervene

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Short Answer

What are the two reasons for the government to intervene in a market?

Understand the relationship between probabilities and areas under the normal curve.

Recognize the significance of the total area under the normal curve being equal to 1.

Identify and describe the standard normal distribution and its properties.

Understand the concept of a random variable being "standardized".

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