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Jaylyn Parker

16 July, 04:38

What is most likely reason that some firms have gone out of business after their industry was deregulated?

A. They could not afford to pay their workers enough to keep them on the job

B. They could not compete successfully with new firms entering the market

C. They had failed to win a lawsuit brought against them by the government

D. They had developed a business that could grow under government regulation

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