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A mixed market economy is one in which:
 
(i) the government has complete control.
(ii) there are strict limits on economic choice.
(iii) the government makes no regulations.
(iv) there is competition and free enterprise.

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Which are the results of regulation in a mixed market economy? Check all that apply.
 
(i) compliance with laws
(ii) advantages for producers
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(v) control of externalities

What are the pros of a mixed market economy for most citizens? Check all that apply.
 
(i) The government provides the most basic necessities for citizens.
(ii) There is a great deal of independence and personal choice.
(iii) There may be less of a gap between rich and poor people.
(iv) The government cannot dictate which jobs citizens hold.
(v) There may be a greater opportunity to become wealthy.
(vi) The economic system works to promote equality.

Which helps enable an oligopoly to form within a market?

 

(i) Government regulations 

(ii) Economies of scale 

(iii) A large number of producers in the market which causes the consumers to concentrate on a few firms

(iv) Lack of competition between the producers

 

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