Government intervention is LEAST justified in which of the following markets? (a) An online retail market...
Government intervention is LEAST justified in which of the following markets?
(a) An online retail market dominated by one seller such as Amazon
(b) A large outdoor farmer’s market with many vendors
(c) A market for commercial solar panels where businesses are unaware of energy cost savings from solar
(d) A market for a new financial derivative that is poorly understood but aggressively marketed
Homework Answers
In option A government intervention can be introduced to reduce the monopoly, in option 3 to make people aware about then positive externality and increase the sale of the solar panels and option 4 is the market where the chances of adverse selection is high.
the answer is "B", a large outdoor farmer's market with many vendors.
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