The existence of government intervention often suggests that:
A)markets may not be able to provide for efficient results all of the time.
B)individual actions have no side effects.
C)an equitable outcome will necessarily be achieved through this intervention.
D)markets can efficiently manage the allocation of goods.

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The existence of government intervention is often justified by the belief that markets may not always produce efficient results on their own.

The Existence of Government Intervention Often Suggests That