A) will consistently produce more than the efficient quantity of the good.
B) will produce an efficient quantity of the good.
C) will consistently produce less than the efficient quantity of the good.
D) will find that consumers are unwilling to purchase the good.
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A) MSB = 300 - 2Q
B) MSB = 100 - Q
C) MSB = 200 - Q
D) MSB = 100
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A) marginal benefit is equal to marginal cost.
B) marginal benefit is less than marginal cost.
C) marginal benefit is greater than marginal cost.
D) price is equal to marginal cost and greater than marginal benefit.
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A) private good.
B) public good.
C) artificially scarce resource.
D) common resource.
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A) nonexcludable;nonrival
B) nonexcludable;rival
C) excludable;nonrival
D) excludable;rival
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A) a ticket to a boxing match
B) pay per view of a boxing match
C) health care
D) the police department
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A) rival;is zero
B) nonrival;is zero
C) rival;equals marginal social benefit
D) nonrival;equals marginal social benefit
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A) $5.50;two;$14
B) $6;three;$30
C) $6.50;two;$13
D) $3;four;$34
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A) equal to
B) greater than
C) less than
D) irrelevant to
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A) common resource
B) private
C) public
D) normal
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A) rival in consumption;nonexcludable
B) nonrival in consumption;excludable
C) excludable;nonrival in consumption
D) nonexcludable;rival in consumption
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A) legal services.
B) national defence.
C) a municipal library.
D) cable television programming.
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A) it is nonexcludable and nonrival.
B) the seller is a monopolist.
C) it is nonexcludable but rival.
D) it is excludable but nonrival.
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A) a Pigouvian subsidy aimed at encouraging the use of city streets.
B) an attempt to internalize the costs of traffic delays and congestion.
C) the wrong policy tool for solving the problem of congestion;instead,motorists should be allowed to make deals to determine when and where they are permitted to drive.
D) likely to cause marginal private benefit from road use to decrease.
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A) gain the most
B) initially obtain the permit
C) have the largest market share
D) have monopoly power
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A) market dropout.
B) normative economics.
C) market disincentives.
D) market failure.
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A) the maximum price any individual is willing to pay for that unit.
B) the sum of the individual marginal benefits from all consumers of that unit.
C) zero,which is the marginal cost of allowing another individual to consume the good.
D) the highest marginal benefit from any individual consumer of the good.
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A) public;private
B) public;artificially scarce
C) private;private
D) artificially scarce;common resource
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A) clearly defined property rights exist.
B) no one has exclusive property rights to it.
C) greedy people in society are increasing their share of social surplus.
D) it is the result of too much government regulation.
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A) private good.
B) public good.
C) common resource.
D) artificially scarce good.
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