What are two very likely reasons for a government to intervene in a market?
A) to promote stability and to raise revenues
B) to promote equity and to promote efficiency
C) to promote equity and to promote stability
D) to promote efficiency and to raise revenues

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Governments often intervene in markets to promote equity, ensuring fair treatment and opportunities for all participants, and to promote efficiency, correcting market failures to ensure resources are allocated in the most effective way.

What Are Two Very Likely Reasons for a Government to Intervene