Multiple Choice
A politician states that areas in which the population is poorly educated have more break-ins than other areas and that,consequently,the government should intervene in the education market.Leaving aside whether the politician's conclusion about the cause of the difference is correct,which justification for government intervention in the education market is the politician using?
A) credit market failure
B) productivity spillovers
C) redistribution
D) to produce a less criminally inclined public
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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