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Market Economy (Crash Course)
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1. Why does the government try to stop monopolies?

2. What is the term for a good or service provided by the government, and no subgroup of population can be denied it's use?

3. What is a reason why government would provide a good or service rather than a private company?

4. Who does a Monopoly benefit?

5. The government setting up weight and measure standards is an example of what?

6. Law and order helps to protect people in the economy from what types of things?

7. Ameliorate Negative Externalities refers to what?

8. What is another name for a drug that's not allowed to be sold?

9. Law and order helps to structure the economy by providing what?

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