Opponents of Government Intervention in the Economy Argue That Government's

Opponents of government intervention in the economy argue that government's attempts to correct informational problems:

A) are justified in most cases though politically difficult to implement.
B) are not necessary since an efficiently operating market system ensures that adequate information will be provided.
C) often create greater problems, such as FDA restrictions on experimental drugs for AIDS, which could save lives.
D) will make market transactions much more efficient.