Someone states that since parents always have their children's best interests at heart,government should not intervene in the education market.According to this person,which of the following is NOT a legitimate reason for government intervention in the education market?

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The statement assumes that parents always act in the best interests of their children, therefore the failure of family utility maximization is not a legitimate reason for government intervention. However, this assumption is not always true, and government intervention may be necessary to ensure that children receive adequate education regardless of their family background. A, B, and C are legitimate reasons for government intervention in the education market.

Someone States That Since Parents Always Have Their Children's Best