Regulation allows more equal opportunity in a mixed economy.
answer true false

TRUE

Explanation:

In a mixed economy, the state and private enterprise operate in the production of goods and services. Thus, except in cases of monopoly, there is competition in production. For competition to be fair, the government stipulates rules that must be adhered to by all market participants. These rules are guaranteed through regulations and inspections. In this way the system becomes as equitable as possible in terms of opportunity.

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