A) does; little
B) does not; much
C) does not; little
D) does; much
E) none of the above. Research and development create an external cost.
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A) $10 a unit.
B) $20 a unit.
C) $30 a unit.
D) $40 a unit.
E) $50 a unit.
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A) there are positive externalities in this market.
B) there are negative externalities in this market, equal to $10 per unit.
C) there are no externalities in this market.
D) not enough information is provided to determine whether or not there are externalities.
E) there are negative externalities in this market, equal to $20 per unit.
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A) zero.
B) Q₁.
C) Q₂.
D) Q₃.
E) too low.
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A) social; social; cannot
B) social; social; can
C) external; external; cannot
D) external; external; can
E) external; social; can
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A) MSC = MSB.
B) MSC < MSB.
C) MSC > MSB.
D) MSB = marginal external benefit.
E) MSB = 1/MSC.
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A) Anna will offer Betty an amount between $34 and $50 and Betty will not smoke; Betty does not smoke because Betty will not offer Anna a high enough price to be allowed to smoke.
B) Betty will smoke because she owns the property rights in the car; Betty does not smoke because Betty will not offer Anna a high enough price to be allowed to smoke.
C) Betty will smoke because she owns the property rights in the car; Betty will offer Anna $51 and Betty will smoke.
D) Anna will offer Betty an amount between $34 and $50 and Betty will not smoke; Betty will offer Anna $51 and Betty will smoke.
E) Betty will smoke because she is the car owner; Betty will offer Anna an amount between $34 and $50 and Betty will smoke.
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A) Protection Canada.
B) Revenue Canada.
C) Environment Canada.
D) Industry Canada.
E) the EPA.
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A) The marginal external benefit is $20 per unit.
B) The marginal external cost is $10 per unit.
C) There are no externalities associated with this market.
D) The marginal external benefit is $10 per unit.
E) There is not enough information provided to determine whether or not there are externalities.
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A) marginal social benefit curve lies above the marginal private benefit curve.
B) marginal social cost curve lies above the marginal private cost curve.
C) marginal social benefit curve lies below the marginal private benefit curve.
D) marginal social cost curve lies below the marginal private cost curve.
E) marginal social benefit curve intersects the marginal private cost curve at the efficient quantity.
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A) land
B) labour
C) capital
D) entrepreneurship
E) knowledge
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A) overproduce; overproduce
B) overproduce; underproduce
C) underproduce; overproduce
D) underproduce; underproduce
E) produce; consume
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A) to organize a limited boycott of the products.
B) subsidize the externalities.
C) eliminate transactions costs when property rights are not legally established.
D) issue pollution permits to polluting firms and establish a system of cap-and-trade.
E) establish and enforce patents and copyrights.
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A) taxes are used to overcome both external benefits and external costs.
B) subsidies are used to overcome both external benefits and external costs.
C) subsidies are used to overcome external benefits, and taxes to overcome external costs.
D) taxes are used to overcome external benefits, and subsidies to overcome external costs.
E) public provision used to overcome external benefits, and vouchers to overcome external costs.
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A) zero.
B) Q₁.
C) Q₂.
D) Q₃.
E) greater than Q₃.
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A) I only
B) II only
C) neither I nor II
D) both I and II
E) sometimes I and sometimes II, but never both simultaneously
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A) marginal external cost
B) marginal social benefit
C) marginal private benefit
D) marginal social cost
E) marginal external benefit
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A) overproduction of lumber compared to the efficient amount.
B) underproduction of lumber compared to the efficient amount.
C) sometimes overproduction and sometimes underproduction of lumber compared to the efficient amount.
D) an external benefit from producing lumber.
E) no deadweight loss from production.
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A) there are external costs associated with well-educated citizens.
B) the marginal social benefit from education is greater than the marginal private benefit.
C) of the existence of private schools.
D) the marginal social cost of education is greater than the marginal private cost.
E) otherwise too many students will receive educations.
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A) social cost equals marginal private benefit.
B) private cost is less than marginal private benefit.
C) social cost is less than marginal private benefit.
D) social cost is greater than marginal private benefit.
E) social benefit is less than marginal private benefit.
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