Multiple Choice
The cost- benefit analysis is fraught with difficulty:
A) the best policy is no policy.
B) because economist have a hard time modelling individuals' behaviour.
C) externalities cannot be appropriately dealt with in this framework.
D) because the necessary information is prohibitively costly.
Correct Answer:
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