A) social optimum has been reached.
B) market equilibrium has been reached.
C) government must have imposed a corrective tax to guide the market to this outcome.
D) government must have offered a corrective subsidy to guide the market to this outcome.
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A) a direct regulation of an externality.
B) corrective taxes.
C) a Coase theorem solution to an externality.
D) the misuse of a subsidy.
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A) 7
B) 8
C) 9
D) 10
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A) Prices are set by supply and demand.
B) Allowing firms to trade their permits reduces the total quantity of pollution beyond the initial allocation.
C) Real-world markets for pollution permits include sulfur dioxide and carbon.
D) Firms for whom pollution reduction is very expensive are willing to pay more for permits than firms for whom pollution reduction is less expensive.
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A) Q
B) Q'
C) Either Q or Q'.It is necessary to know whether the externality is positive or negative to determine the socially-optimal quantity.
D) Some quantity between Q and Q'.The socially-optimal quantity depends on the negotiating skills of the interested parties.
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A) tax university researchers
B) offer grants to university researchers
C) eliminate subsidized student loans
D) nothing
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A) $15.
B) $23.
C) $36.
D) $89.
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A) the supply curve would adequately reflect the marginal social cost of production.
B) consumers will be required to pay a higher price for steel than they would have if the externality were internalized.
C) the market equilibrium quantity will not be the socially optimal quantity.
D) producers will produce less steel than they otherwise would if the externality were internalized.
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A) Internalizing a negative externality will cause an industry to decrease the quantity it supplies to the market and decrease the price of the good produced.
B) Internalizing a negative externality will cause an industry to decrease the quantity it supplies to the market and increase the price of the good produced.
C) Internalizing a negative externality will cause an industry to increase the quantity it supplies to the market and decrease the price of the good produced.
D) Internalizing a negative externality will cause an industry to increase the quantity it supplies to the market and increase the price of the good produced.
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A) A tax would move the market in Panel (b) and the market in Panel (c) closer to the socially optimal outcome.
B) A subsidy would move the market in Panel (b) and the market in Panel (c) closer to the socially optimal outcome.
C) A tax would move the market in Panel (b) closer to the socially optimal outcome,but a subsidy would move the market in Panel (c) closer to the socially optimal outcome.
D) A subsidy would move the market in Panel (b) closer to the socially optimal outcome,but a tax would move the market in Panel (c) closer to the socially optimal outcome.
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