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A) shift to the right.
B) shift to the left.
C) become more elastic.
D) remain unchanged.
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A) making it illegal to "disturb the peace."
B) having a well-funded animal control department.
C) subsidizing local animal shelters.
D) encouraging people to adopt cats.
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A) P1,Q1
B) P2,Q0
C) P2,Q1
D) The optimum quantity is zero concerts as long as residents in surrounding neighborhoods are adversely affected by noise and congestion.
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A) the government to tax education.
B) the government to subsidize education.
C) people to realize the benefits,which would increase the demand for education.
D) colleges to relax admission requirements.
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A) Because a clean environment is a public good,a feasible goal is to eliminate all pollution,regardless of the cost.
B) Rich countries usually have cleaner environments than poor countries because a clean environment is like other normal goods in that it has a positive income elasticity.
C) Clean water and clean air are priceless goods.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) The private value of the 280th unit of output is $10.
B) The social value of the 280th unit of output is $28.
C) The external benefit of the 280th unit of output is $18.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) The equilibrium quantity of MBAs will equal the socially optimal quantity of MBAs.
B) The equilibrium quantity of MBAs will be greater than the socially optimal quantity of MBAs.
C) The equilibrium quantity of MBAs will be less than the socially optimal quantity of MBAs.
D) There is not enough information to answer the question.
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A) externalities don't occur in private markets.
B) sellers include costs associated with externalities in the price of their product.
C) decisionmakers in the market fail to include the costs of their behavior to third parties.
D) the government cannot easily estimate the optimal quantity of pollution.
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A) 7
B) 8
C) 9
D) 10
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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) there is no externality.
B) there is a positive externality.
C) there is a negative externality.
D) The answer cannot be determined from inspection of the table.
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A) a direct regulation of an externality.
B) corrective taxes.
C) a Coase theorem solution to an externality.
D) the misuse of a subsidy.
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A) congestion
B) pollution
C) repairs
D) accidents
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A) shift up by an amount equal to the subsidy.
B) shift down by an amount less than the subsidy.
C) shift down by an amount equal to the subsidy.
D) shift down by an amount greater than the subsidy.
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A) corrective taxes will provide the most efficient solution to the externality.
B) command-and-control regulation will provide the most efficient solution to the externality.
C) a private solution to the inefficiency will occur.
D) a private solution will be very difficult to negotiate.
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A) their respective markets would move closer to the social optimum.
B) their respective markets would move further away from the social optimum.
C) total surplus in their respective markets would decrease.
D) the merger would serve as an example of a misguided public policy toward externalities.
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A) the supply curve would adequately reflect the marginal social cost of production.
B) consumers will be required to pay a higher price for steel than they would have if the externality were internalized.
C) the market equilibrium quantity will not be the socially optimal quantity.
D) producers will produce less steel than they otherwise would if the externality were internalized.
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