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Governments are most likely to intervene in a market in which situation?
O A. A large corporation wants to more similar businesses to form.
OB. A single business has created a monopoly to dominate an
industry.
O C. A pure competition market has too many producers making the
same product.
O D. A group of companies competes while making similar but distinct
products.

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I would say B. The government prevents monopolies from getting too big by doing things like splitting companies in order to create competition against each other so they don’t manipulate them market.

The governments are intervening in the market where a business creates a monopoly to dominate the industry.

Option B is correct.

What is a monopoly?

A monopoly is a scenario where only one seller is selling the particular products having no alternatives.

When the sellers in the market has created a situation of monopoly regarding any product, generally seen in case of pharmaceuticals, then the government has to interfere in the market by curbing it.

Therefore, the situation given in option B is correct.

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