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Exhibit 17-3
-In Exhibit 17-3,the welfare loss (from society's perspective)that results from 70 units of air quality is shown by area

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According to the Coase theorem,if bargaining costs are small,then there will be an efficient solution to the problem of toxic waste
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A meditation class meets on the second floor of a building; the first floor is a nightclub.The loud music from the club disturbs the classes.The club could be soundproofed for a cost of $5,000 or move at a cost of $8,000.The class can't soundproof enough to overcome the music,but could be moved for $4,000.According to Coase,
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When consumption of a good or service produces benefits or costs that are not reflected in the market price for the good,this is known as a(n)
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Based on 2005 data what country is the worlds leading recycler?
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The equilibrium price and quantity in a free market usually reflect private marginal costs and benefits,not social ones.
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In the absence of government intervention,the marginal social cost of pollution abatement would equal its marginal social benefit.
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Most water pollution in the United States comes from manufacturing sites.
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The socially optimal level of output of a good with an externality occurs when
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Government restrictions on the use of an open-access resource
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In the U.S.,people tend to discard items rather than repair them because
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Exhibit 17-2
-In Exhibit 17-2,the total social gain from producing the socially efficient output rather than the private equilibrium output is

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Control of water pollution from pesticide runoff in the United States is the responsibility of
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An individual who drives a car without a muffler in an attempt to increase fuel economy is creating
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The economic efficiency approach to emission control provides the polluting firm with
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Some pollution occurs because property rights to some resources are well defined.
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Exhibit 17-6
-In Exhibit 17-6,an unregulated market would produce

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Exhibit 17-8
-Exhibit 17-8 represents the consumer market for higher education.If people base their education decisions only on the marginal private benefit of education,how many years of education will they get?

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