All but which of the following are frequently alleged to be shortcomings of market interventions by government:

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Very low wages are not typically alleged to be a shortcoming of government interventions in markets. Government interventions, such as minimum wage laws, are often designed to increase wages rather than decrease them. The other options (excessive bureaucracy, timing problems and delays, high external costs, and excessive influence by political interest groups) are commonly cited criticisms of government intervention.

All but Which of the Following Are Frequently Alleged to Be