Why does strict licensing in a planned economy limit competition?
AIt lowers all prices
BIt creates new foreign trade
CIt keeps many firms out
DIt removes state ownership
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. It keeps many firms out
Strict permits and licences stop many firms from entering the market, which reduces competition.
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