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If People Took External Costs, Such as Pollution, into Consideration

Question 66

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If people took external costs, such as pollution, into consideration when deciding how much to consume of goods that cause externalities, they would:

A) consume a socially non-optimal amount.
B) not change their consumption behavior.
C) consume more.
D) consume less.

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