A) subsidize production by $20 per unit.
B) subsidize production by $10 per unit.
C) provide the good itself.
D) tax production by $10 per unit.
E) tax production by $20 per unit.
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A) private subsidies, pollution permits, and intellectual property rights.
B) private subsidies, pollution permits, and vouchers.
C) intellectual property rights, pollution permits, and vouchers.
D) taxes, emission charges, and pollution permits.
E) private subsidies, vouchers, and intellectual property rights.
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A) Bad weather reduces the size of the wheat crop.
B) A reduction in the size of the wheat crop causes income of wheat farmers to fall.
C) Smoking harms the health of the smoker.
D) Smoking harms the health of nearby nonsmokers.
E) Public health services reduce the transmission of disease.
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A) no students go to university.
B) less than 10 million students go to university.
C) 10 million students go to university.
D) more than 10 million students go to university.
E) the market is efficient.
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A) $0.
B) $10 a tonne.
C) $20 a tonne.
D) $30 a tonne.
E) $40 a tonne.
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A) zero.
B) Q₁.
C) Q₂.
D) Q₃.
E) greater than Q₃.
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A) marginal social cost curve lies below the marginal private cost curve.
B) marginal social benefit curve lies above the marginal private benefit curve.
C) equilibrium quantity in an unregulated, competitive market has a marginal social cost greater than the marginal social benefit.
D) equilibrium quantity in an unregulated, competitive market has a marginal social cost less than the marginal social benefit.
E) good should not be produced.
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A) MSC = MSB.
B) MSC < MSB.
C) MSC > MSB.
D) MSC = marginal external cost.
E) MC > MSC.
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A) emission subsidies
B) patents
C) vouchers
D) Pigovian taxes
E) copyrights
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A) Market forces determine both the demand for pollution permits and their supply.
B) Public choice determines both the demand for pollution permits and their supply.
C) Market forces determine the demand for pollution permits, and property rights determine their supply.
D) Property rights determine the demand for pollution permits, and the government determines their supply.
E) Market forces determine the demand for marketable permits, and the government determines their supply.
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A) only if Ronald Coase is a member of the Polar Bear Club.
B) only if Ronald Coase is not a member of the Polar Bear Club.
C) only if water property rights are assigned to the producer.
D) only if water property rights are assigned to the Polar Bear Club.
E) if water property rights are assigned either to the producer or to the Polar Bear Club.
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A) consumer; borne by the producer and by everyone else on whom the cost falls
B) consumer; not borne by the producer but borne by other people
C) producer; not borne by the producer but borne by other people
D) producer; borne by the producer and by everyone else on whom the cost falls
E) producer; borne by the consumer
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A) marginal external cost.
B) marginal external benefit.
C) private external cost.
D) private external benefit.
E) marginal social cost.
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A) a subsidy.
B) a pollution permit.
C) a voucher.
D) a tax.
E) a legal device for creating property rights.
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A) 1971.
B) 1961.
C) 1981.
D) 1991.
E) 2001.
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A) is similar to a tax because it decreases the production of the good being subsidized.
B) increases demand for the good.
C) punishes those who consume or produce the subsidized good.
D) has no effect on the quantity of the good produced.
E) increases production of that good.
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A) cap-and-trade.
B) emission charges.
C) the Coase theorem.
D) a pollution tax.
E) a voucher.
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A) more than the efficient level because they will ignore the marginal external costs.
B) the efficient level of output.
C) less than the efficient level because they will ignore the marginal external costs.
D) less than the efficient level because they will ignore the marginal external benefits.
E) more than the efficient level because they will ignore the marginal external benefits.
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A) the amount by which price exceeds marginal private cost.
B) the amount by which price exceeds marginal social cost.
C) the effect of government regulation on market price and output.
D) someone who consumes a good without paying for it.
E) a cost or benefit that arises from an activity but affects people not part of the original activity.
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A) P₁.
B) P₃.
C) P₂.
D) greater than P₄.
E) P₄.
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