Governments may intervene in private markets through
A) rationing by political power.
B) price floors.
C) price ceilings.
D) all of the above.

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Governments may intervene in private markets through rationing by political power, where they control the allocation of goods and services, as well as through price floors and price ceilings, where they set minimum or maximum prices for goods and services. Therefore, all of the options listed are correct.

Governments May Intervene in Private Markets Through