What is a market-failure rationale for the government investing in education and training programs? a. Education likelyresults in a negative externality in production, so government investment corrects for the under-provision by private, unregulated markets. b. Education likely results in a positive externality in consumption, so government investment corrects for the under-provision by private, unregulated markets. c. Education likely results in a positive externality in production, so government investment corrects for the over-provision by private, unregulated markets. d. Education likely results in a negative externality in consumption, so government investment corrects for the over-provision by private, unregulated markets.

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