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eringnat560Lv1
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In a market economy, the government's power to coerce can:
A. Undermine economic efficiency by increasing private-sector risk.
B. Improve economic efficiency by directing all resources to their most valued uses.
C. Reduce private-sector risk and increase economic efficiency.
D. Cause significant negative externalities.
In a market economy, the government's power to coerce can:
A. Undermine economic efficiency by increasing private-sector risk.
B. Improve economic efficiency by directing all resources to their most valued uses.
C. Reduce private-sector risk and increase economic efficiency.
D. Cause significant negative externalities.
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