Which of the following is not a government strategy aimed at encouraging private sector growth?

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Conducting scientific and market research along with surveys of natural resources to assess development opportunitiesEnsuring sufficient infrastructure support for both public and private organizationsEstablishing various markets such as commodity exchanges, stock markets, banking credit services, and insurance firmsPromoting monopolies and oligopolies within the market to benefit producers

Explanation

Options A, B, and C describe public policies designed to support private sector expansion by improving knowledge, infrastructure, and market systems. However, option D involves fostering monopolistic and oligopolistic conditions, which is not a policy intended to promote healthy private sector growth.