Deregulation:
A. tends to improve outcomes in industries generating substantial negative externalities.
B. eliminates regulatory capture and can improve outcomes by increasing competition.
C. is most appropriate to undertake by government agencies responsible for human safety,
financial regulation, and environmental protection.
D. always generates greater economic efficiency.
Answer: B
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