One major problem with cost-plus pricing by a regulated firm is that it:
A) does not promote economic efficiency.
B) almost always causes the firm to go bankrupt.
C) gives too much pricing authority to the firm's management.
D) leads to prices that are so low they attract too many buyers to the product.
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