Government intervention in an economy is often justified ...
Government intervention in an economy is often justified on the ground that
Wants are unlimited while resources are scarce
Productivity is higher in the public than in the private sector
Free market may not work, or produce desirable results
Opportunity cost of government expenditure is zero
Correct answer is A
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