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Suppose the government decides, in the interest of "fairness," to impose a policy prohibiting factor-price differentials. The likely result would be

▸ an increase in factor mobility.

▸ a decrease in net factor demands.

▸ a shortage of factors in uses with low net advantage.

▸ equilibrium in factor markets.

▸ a horizontal factor supply curve.
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