The Case in Point on Saving the Elephant Suggests That

Multiple Choice

The Case in Point on Saving the Elephant suggests that:

A) elephants in many parts of Central Africa are a common property resource.
B) common property resources are often used or exploited beyond the efficient level.
C) granting villagers exclusive and transferable property rights to elephants may be an effective tool in reducing the extent of poaching and illegal hunting of elephants.
D) all of the above are true.