Which of the following is used by economists as an argument in the case against government?

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Special interest groups and transfers (B) and the unintended effects of government (C) are commonly cited by economists as arguments against government intervention. Special interest groups can lead to policies that benefit a small group at the expense of the general public, while unintended effects can result in outcomes that are opposite to the policy's goals.

Which of the Following Is Used by Economists as an Argument