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In its role as a regulator, the national government is charged with preserving competition in the marketplace. True False

In its role as a regulator, the national government is charged with preserving competition in the marketplace. True False
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In its role as a regulator, the national government is charged with preserving competition in the marketplace.

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This answer is true. Not false. 
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True, the national government is in charge of preserving competition in the marketplace as well as overseas interstate commerce
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