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Question 45 A policymaker is concerned about the plight of working single moms, so she introduces a bill to offer government-funded childcare to single moms at certain approved privately-run facilities. As an economist who is well-acquainted with general equilibrium analysis, you might argue which of the following, based only on the given information: I. The policy may cause rates to go up for people not covered by the policy, including low-income two-parent households.. II. The policy will not affect wages for childcare workers, but will allow approved locations to prot Ill. The policy will cost too much. 0 land Ill 0 ll only 0 | only 0 I, II and Ill 0 llandlll 0 land ll 1 pts