alleryWhen do markets fail to work fairly for consumers?
AWhen prices are printed on packs
BWhen many sellers compete
CWhen producers are few and powerful
DWhen goods are fully certified
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. When producers are few and powerful
Markets are unfair when producers are few and powerful while consumers are scattered and buy in small amounts.
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