In a free market economy, the government sells goods and services at prices consumers are willing to pay

True or false?

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Blondie

Social Studies

8 September, 01:23

In a free market economy, the government sells goods and services at prices consumers are willing to pay

True or false?

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Kian Martin · Answer 1

The correct answer is false.

In a free market economy, the government is not involved in the selling or regulating of the selling of goods or services.

Instead, businesses compete against each other for consumers good will.

In a free market economy, the government sells goods and services at prices consumers are willing to payTrue or false?

In a free market economy, the government sells goods and services at prices consumers are willing to pay

True or false?