Question

a mixed - market economy is best defined as an economy
with some government intervention.
without government intervention.
with some externalities.
without corporate compliance.

Explanation:

A mixed - market economy combines elements of a free - market economy and a planned economy. It has private businesses operating freely but also has government intervention in areas like regulation, public services, and economic stability. Externalities can exist in any economy type, and lack of corporate compliance is not a defining feature. A pure free - market economy has no government intervention.

Answer:

A. with some government intervention