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Question : Market failure occurs when:

Option 1: Markets allocate resources efficiently
 

Option 2: Markets allocate resources inequitably
    

Option 3: Markets fail to allocate resources efficiently

   

Option 4: Markets fail to allocate resources inequitably


Team Careers360 8th Jan, 2024
Answer (1)
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Correct Answer: Markets fail to allocate resources efficiently

   


Solution : The correct answer is (c) markets fail to allocate resources efficiently.

Market failure refers to situations in which the free market mechanism, driven by supply and demand, fails to allocate resources efficiently to maximize societal welfare. In such cases, the allocation of goods, services, or resources by markets does not lead to the most desirable or optimal outcomes from an economic or social perspective.

In the presence of market failures, interventions such as government regulations, taxes, subsidies, public provision of goods, and other policy measures may be necessary to correct the inefficiencies and promote the well-being of society.

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