The Provision of Disabled-Parking Passes to Those with Disabilities Often

Multiple Choice

The provision of disabled-parking passes to those with disabilities often requires that more than enough spaces be available for those with disabilities.As a result,many of these spaces are vacant quite often when they could be used by able-bodied individuals.Such a situation illustrates the:

A) trade-off between efficiency and equity.
B) trade-off between efficiency and specialization.
C) ability of markets to provide efficient and equitable outcomes.
D) power of the market to provide for equilibrium outcomes.