Reasons for deregulation - SS2 Government Past Questions and Answers - page 1
What is the primary goal of deregulation?
To promote economic growth and efficiency.
To increase government control over industries and businesses.
To protect consumers from exploitation.
How can deregulation encourage competition among businesses?
By increasing the regulatory burden on businesses.
By removing barriers to entry, such as licensing requirements.
By limiting the variety of products and services available to consumers.
How can deregulation promote innovation?
By increasing the regulatory burden on businesses.
By limiting investment in research and development.
By removing barriers that may have limited businesses' ability to experiment or invest in research and development.
How can deregulation benefit consumers?
By limiting the variety of products and services available to them.
By reducing costs associated with compliance with government regulations.
By increasing the regulatory burden on businesses.
How can deregulation promote economic growth?
By increasing the regulatory burden on businesses.
By limiting investment and job creation.
By reducing the regulatory burden on businesses, promoting innovation and competition, and encouraging investment and job creation.
What is the benefit of deregulation in promoting competition among businesses?
How can deregulation stimulate economic growth?