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Unit 07 (1a-3a)

White 09 - Unit 7 (1a-3a)

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Ways the Government Promotes Competition: The government enforces antitrust legislation to ________ the development of monopolies Discourage
Ways the Government Promotes Competition: The government _______ globals trade. Supports
Ways the Government Promotes Competition: The government _______ business start-ups. Supports
Which government agency regulates communications by radio, television, and other means? Federal Communications Commission(FCC)
Which government agency enforces antitrust laws and protects consumers from unfair business practices? Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
What government agency regulates the stock market and protects investors? Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
Who provides public goods and services? Governments
Who benefits from public goods and services, but probably could not provide them in most cases? Individuals and Businesses
Which is NOT an example of public goods and services. Interstate Highways National Defense Private Financial Institutions Public Schools Private Financial Institutions
How does the government pay for most public goods and services? Tax Revenue
How else can the government generate revenue to pay for public goods and services? Borrowed Funds, Fines, and Fees
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