QUESTION 2 The Coase Theorem argues that: Externality problems will always be resolved via negotiation and...
QUESTION 2
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The Coase Theorem argues that:
Externality problems will always be resolved via negotiation and will never require government intervention to correct.
When many individuals are involved, externality problems will be corrected without government intervention.
Externality problems will never be resolved via negotiation and will always require government intervention to correct.
Externality problems will sometimes be resolved via negotiation but will often require government intervention to correct.
Homework Answers
The Coase theorem argues that externality problems will sometimes be resolved via negotiation but will often require government intervention to correct. Hence,option(D) is correct.
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The Coase Theorem argues that:
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QUESTION 23 The Coase theorem suggests that private bargains will ensure the efficiency of markets even...
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