Which are results of regulation in a mixed-market economy? check all that apply.
compliance with laws
advantages for producers
control of markets
advantages for government
control of externalities

Advantages for producers

control of markets

control of externalities

Explanation:

A mixed market economy can be defined as an economic system in which both the government and private enterprises or individual apply their control over the economy. The results of regulation in mixed economy are  

1) Control of markets: this is a system whereby the government regulates the market (forces of demand and supply) and makes rules.  

2)  Advantages of producer: this allows the producer of a particular product to gain more profit because of the healthy competition that exists in a mixed market economy.

3) Control of externalities: externalities can either be positive or negative. Mixed market economy allows the government to control both the positive and negative externalities.  

Compliance with laws

Control of externalities

Explanation:

Which are results of regulation in a mixed-market economy? Check all that apply.

compliance with laws

advantages for producers

control of markets

advantages for government

control of externalities

Two reasons for regulatory policy were specifically stated in the course (on Edge). They were to enforce the law and to control externalities. So in this question, the answers would be compliance with laws and control of externalities.

At first it may seem like control of markets is also correct, but it is not because a mixed-market economy places more emphasis on individuals' personal interests controlling the market instead of government regulations.

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