A) decreases;increases
B) increases;stays the same
C) decreases;decreases
D) stays the same;increases
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A) are similar to negative externalities in their ease of measuring marginal benefits.
B) are likely to be solved with the use of a Pigouvian tax.
C) are difficult to measure since marginal social benefits are hard to observe.
D) result from greater than optimal production of a good.
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A) $800.
B) $400.
C) $200.
D) $0.
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A) 30;it would be efficient
B) 45;marginal social cost would be less than marginal social benefit
C) 20;marginal social benefit would be less than marginal social cost
D) 20;the marginal social benefit would be $7.
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A) socially optimal.
B) smaller than the socially optimal quantity.
C) larger than the socially optimal quantity.
D) socially optimal if a specific subsidy is given to buyers.
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A) marginal social benefit is less than the marginal social cost.
B) marginal social benefit exceeds the marginal social cost.
C) marginal social benefit equals the marginal social cost.
D) resources are allocated efficiently.
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A) emit pollution up to the point at which the marginal benefit of polluting is equal to the emissions tax.
B) emit the same amount of pollution,regardless of the marginal benefit of polluting.
C) pay the same total tax bill for their pollution.
D) reduce pollution emissions to zero.
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A) 50 hours and $50
B) 45 hours and $20
C) 50 hours and $25
D) 100 hours and $50
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A) Coase theorem.
B) property rights paradigm.
C) market rights theorem.
D) efficient environment paradigm.
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A) equal to
B) greater than
C) less than
D) There is no socially optimal amount of pollution.
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A) tax;$300
B) tax;$150
C) subsidy;$150
D) subsidy;$450
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A) efficient;MSB = MSC
B) efficient;MSB > MSC
C) inefficient;MSB > MSC
D) inefficient;MSB < MSC
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A) established by individual firms when they reduce emissions.
B) established by government when it issues tradable pollution permits.
C) likely to result in fewer incentives to develop and implement technology that reduces pollution.
D) a means by which more pollution is encouraged.
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A) a charge of $0.10 to automobile drivers for a given level of emitted emissions
B) paying automobile drivers $0.10 for each 10% reduction in automobile emissions
C) allowing automobile drivers to buy and sell the right to emit a certain level of automobile emissions
D) ignoring pollution and letting private markets operate without government interference
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A) $225.
B) $150.
C) $100.
D) $0.
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A) remains constant.
B) falls.
C) rises.
D) rises at first but eventually falls.
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