A) Private markets tend to over-produce products with negative externalities.
B) Private markets tend to under-produce products with positive externalities.
C) Private parties can bargain to efficient outcomes even in the presence of externalities.
D) Private parties are usually more successful in achieving efficient outcomes than government policies.
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A) an adverse effect on a bystander who is not compensated by the person who causes the effect.
B) an adverse effect on a bystander who is compensated by the person who causes the effect.
C) a beneficial effect on a bystander who pays the person who causes the effect.
D) a beneficial effect on a bystander who does not pay the person who causes the effect.
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A) $10.
B) $16.
C) $26.
D) $30.
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A) relies on moral codes to reduce the pollution externality.
B) relies on the Coase Theorem.
C) discriminates against foreigners.
D) relies on incentives to reduce the pollution externality.
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A) 25
B) 50
C) 75
D) 100
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A) an opportunity cost.
B) an implicit cost.
C) a sunk cost.
D) a transaction cost.
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A) encourage consumers to avoid sales taxes by shopping online.
B) are frequently used to discourage imports.
C) are less efficient than direct regulation.
D) give factory owners an economic incentive to reduce pollution.
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A) Q3 - Q2.
B) Q5 - Q4.
C) P3a - P3b.
D) P4a - P4b.
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A) Markets allocate scarce resources with the forces of supply and demand.
B) The equilibrium of supply and demand is typically an efficient allocation of resources.
C) Governments can sometimes improve market outcomes.
D) Externalities cannot be positive.
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A) Corrective taxes can be used to place a price on the right to pollute.
B) Corrective taxes allocate pollution to those producers who face the highest cost of reducing pollution.
C) Corrective taxes provide incentives to develop cleaner technologies.
D) Corrective taxes require the government to set a target level of pollution.
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A) Command-and-control policies provide incentives for private decision makers to solve the problems on their own, whereas market-based policies regulate behavior directly.
B) Command-and-control policies rely on taxes, whereas market-based policies rely on quotas.
C) Command-and-control policies regulate behavior directly, whereas market-based policies provide incentives for private decision makers to change their behavior.
D) Command-and-control policies are efficient, whereas market-based policies are inefficient.
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A) a market that fails to allocate resources efficiently.
B) an unsuccessful advertising campaign which reduces demand.
C) ruthless competition among firms.
D) a firm that is forced out of business because of losses.
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A) $28.00.
B) $31.40.
C) $33.60.
D) $36.00.
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A) 58 units.
B) 73 units.
C) between 73 and 94 units.
D) 94 units.
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