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How are government corporations useful? Group of answer choices a) Both of the above They undermine the private sector b) They h

elp economically disadvantaged citizens by providing services at lower fees than the private sector Neither of the above

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GrogVix [38]2 years ago

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both of the above are undermine the private sector.

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