Multiple Choice
Suppose two power plants pollute a river and both firms operate under a system of marketable pollution permits. If it costs Firm A $90 to reduce pollution by 800 units per day, and Firm B can reduce costs by $115 by increasing pollution by 800 units per day
A) the firms cannot gain by trading the right to pollute.
B) both firms can benefit if Firm A trades the right to increase pollution by 800 units to Firm B for $70.
C) both firms can benefit if Firm B trades the right to increase pollution by 800 units to Firm A for $120.
D) both firms can benefit if Firm A trades the right to increase pollution by 800 units to Firm B for $100.
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