Consider the example of the three homeowners around the lake (the ones depicted in Table 4.2). Suppose
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Consider the example of the three homeowners around the lake (the ones depicted in Table 4.2). Suppose the lake was cleaned up to the efficient level of 2 ppm and that the total costs of the cleanup were shared equally among the homeowners (stick to integer values here). Will all three homeowners be better off?
What problems does this bring up about sharing the costs of public goods?
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To address the question we first need to understand the concept of marginal willingness to pay MWP and marginal cost of cleanup The marginal willingne...View the full answer
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