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The Coase Theorem Is Significant Because It

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Question 21

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The Coase theorem is significant because it


A) implies that no transaction costs are associated with solving externalities.
B) shows that property rights can be assigned.
C) shows that under certain conditions externalities can be corrected in the market without resorting to nonmarket means.
D) shows that property rights should never be assigned.

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