Economics 9708/12 — May/June 2020
Cambridge AS Level · AS Level Multiple Choice · answer key with instant marking and worked solutions
Topics Market Equilibrium and the Price Mechanism · Methods of Government Intervention in Markets · Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply · International Trade and Comparative Advantage · Price Stability · Reasons for Government Intervention in Markets · +12 more
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Which statement is the most valid reason for government intervention in a free market economy?
Options
A Consumers are well informed, making it difficult for producers to make profits.
B Health and education are not available in sufficient quantities.
C Producers are motivated only by profit.
D There are many competitive firms and not enough sole suppliers.
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