Question

Which are results of regulation in a mixed-market economy? Check all that apply

Answer 1

The correct options are:

A. Compliance with laws

B. Advantages for producers

D. Advantages for government

E. Control of externalities

Explanation:

A mixed economy is a mix between the private and public sector, where both sectors control the factors of production. This type of economy allows prices to be determined by the laws of supply and demand in the free market, and motivates producers to be competitive and offer quality products. A mixed economy also ensures that the government intervention can help control externalities with regulations, laws and taxes.

Answer 2

 The results of the government regulation in a dual economy or mixed-market economy are; compliance with laws, whuch are needed to protect the consumers and producers in the market. Also, advantages for producers and advantages for goverment are associated with the regulation. Goverment plan the needed production and has returns in taxes.

The answer is: A, B and D.