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It is often argued that regulation is justified in cases where some form of market failure would otherwise cause an inefficient allocation of resources

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It is often argued that regulation is justified in cases where some form of market failure would otherwise cause an inefficient allocation of resources. Identify possible sources of market failure that might give rise to the need for regulation. In what sense does South Africa's competition policy address these failures against the background of the struggling state-owned enterprises?