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The Securities and Exchange Commission has responded to the shady accounting practices of companies

The Securities and Exchange Commission has responded to the shady accounting practices of companies such as the Enron Corporation by reevaluating the information that public companies are required by law to report to shareholders. This is an example of government attempting to correct for the market failure of ________.
A) externalities
B) asymmetric information
C) public goods
D) imperfect information

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I figured, great answer

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I was slightly debating this one, thanks for the feedback

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