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Question 31

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Use the figure below to answer the following questions. Figure 16.3.2 -Refer to Figure 16.3.2. The figure shows the market for good B. How many units of good B are produced and consumed in an unregulated market?

A) 0 units
B) 3 units
C) 5 units
D) 6 units
E) 9 units

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The Coase theorem applies when transactions costs are

A) low and property rights exist.
B) low and property rights do not exist.
C) high and property rights exist.
D) high and property rights do not exist.
E) low and there are no externalities.

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Use the figure below to answer the following questions. Figure 16.3.1 -Refer to Figure 16.3.1. The figure shows the marginal private benefit curve, the marginal social benefit curve, and the market supply curve. If production is left to the private market, then

Use the table below to answer the following question. Table 16.2.3 -Refer to Table 16.2.3. The first two columns of the table show the demand schedule for electricity from a coal burning utility; the second and third columns show the utility's cost of producing electricity. The marginal external cost of the pollution created is equal to the marginal cost. Suppose the government levies a pollution tax such that the utility generates the efficient quantity of electricity. The pollution tax is ________ cents a kilowatt hour.

Producing paper creates pollution. There is no externality in the consumption of paper. The efficient quantity of paper produced occurs when the

Use the figure below to answer the following questions. Figure 16.3.2 -In Figure 16.3.2. The figure shows the market for good B. Which of the following government policies creates an efficient outcome?

Most governments subsidize basic education because

CoolU has solved its smoking problem by allocating each student 5 smoking permits a day, and allowing trading. This is an example of

One way to solve negative externality problems is

Smoking tobacco creates a ________ externality.

Use the figure below to answer the following questions. Figure 16.2.1 -Refer to Figure 16.2.1. The figure shows the marginal private cost curve, the marginal social cost curve and the market demand curve. To promote an efficient allocation of resources, the government could impose a constant per unit tax equal to

Use the table below to answer the following questions. Table 16.3.1 -Refer to Table 16.3.1. The table shows marginal private benefit and the marginal social benefit from the consumption of chemical fertilizer and the marginal social cost of the production of fertilizer. Choose the correct statement.

Use the figure below to answer the following questions. Figure 16.2.1 -Refer to Figure 16.2.1. The figure shows the marginal private cost curve, the marginal social cost curve and the market demand curve. If the market is unregulated, then the price is

Use the figure below to answer the following questions. Figure 16.2.2 -Refer to Figure 16.2.2. This figure shows the demand curve, the marginal private cost curve and the marginal social cost curve of good A. Production of the 6th unit of output generates a marginal external

The marginal private benefit curve (MB) is a negatively-sloped straight line. If marginal external benefit decreases as output increases, the marginal social benefit curve is a negatively-sloped straight line

A homeowner planting an attractive garden in front of his house creates ________. A bakery baking bread creates ________.

In the absence of government intervention, a profit-maximizing firm producing a good with an external cost will produce a quantity at which

Means of coping with negative externalities include all of the following except

The marginal private cost curve (MC) is a positively-sloped straight line starting at the origin. If marginal external cost increases as output increases, then the marginal social cost curve is a positively-sloped straight line

If positive externalities exist and production is left to the private market, then at the quantity produced,