Multiple Choice
Markets fail when externalities are present
A) because all of the costs and benefits of producing a good are reflected in the market price.
B) because some of the costs and benefits of producing a good are not reflected in the market price.
C) only if they are negative; positive externalities are not market failures.
D) because profits are not maximized.
E) if the positive externalities are less than the negative externalities.
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