Multiple Choice
Water supply problems are widespread, indicating that
A) water markets can seldom work, because water Is a necessity.
B) property rights are frequently incomplete and not fully tradable.
C) water is too important to ration by price.
D) water markets are seldom controlled by government.
Correct Answer:
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