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A) industries yielding the largest positive externalities should receive the biggest subsidies.
B) any industry that produces negative externalities should be heavily taxed.
C) any production process that produces negative externalities should be shut down.
D) all industries that produce positive externalities should be equally subsidized.
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A) the "invisible hand"
B) the law of diminishing social returns
C) the Coase theorem
D) technology policy
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A) 7
B) 8
C) 9
D) 10
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A) $8
B) Between $8 and $10
C) $10
D) More than $10
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A) the firms are producing basic goods.
B) there is a shortage in the market.
C) technology spillovers are associated with production.
D) negative externalities "spill over" into production.
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A) Jack receives a benefit from John's consumption of a certain good.
B) Jack receives personal benefits from his own consumption of a certain good.
C) Jack's benefit exceeds John's benefit when they each consume the same good.
D) Jack's receives a loss from John's consumption of a certain good.
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True/False
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A) 8 units
B) Between 8 and 10 units
C) 10 units
D) More than 10 units
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A) Q1.
B) Q2.
C) Q3.
D) Q4.
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A) regulate the demolition of them.
B) provide tax breaks to owners who restore them.
C) increase property taxes in historic areas.
D) Both a and b are correct.
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A) neglect the external effects of their actions,but the market equilibrium is still efficient.
B) do not neglect the external effects of their actions,and the market equilibrium is efficient.
C) neglect the external effects of their actions,and the market equilibrium is not efficient.
D) do not neglect the external effects of their actions,and the market equilibrium is not efficient.
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A) provide firms an incentive to research.
B) assign property rights to inventors.
C) protect the rights of inventors for their lifetimes.
D) internalize externalities.
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A) has no need for government intervention.
B) would benefit from a tax on the product.
C) would benefit from a subsidy for the product.
D) would maximize total well-being at Q3.
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A) taxation
B) permits
C) subsidies
D) usage fees
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A) Panel (a) .
B) Panel (b) .
C) Panel (c) .
D) Both (b) and (c) are correct.
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A) Q2.
B) Q3.
C) Q4.
D) Q5.
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A) taxes
B) patents
C) government regulations
D) free markets
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A) causes each factory to reduce pollution by the same amount.
B) assigns a legal pollution limit for firms.
C) places a price on the right to pollute.
D) costs society more than pollution regulations.
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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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