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1 Consumption of a common resource is inefficiently too because the marginal social cost of the resource is than the private marginal cost. (4.09) A high; less Bhigh higher low less Jow: higher A B 2 There are benefits resulting indirectly from pollution because: (4.05)) businesses and consumers receive a perverse satisfaction from polluting. B we obtain goods and services we enjoy even though in the process we pollute. it can often be beneficial to wildlife firms pollute the environment only if it allows them to provide people with goods and services they desire at a higher cost D 3 An e-book is similar to a published book in that it is (4.05) but it is also similar to national defense in that it nonrival in consumption: excludable rival in consumption: nonexcludable nonexcludable: rival in consumption excludable, nontival in consumption OB D 4 Traffic congestion imposes higher costs and discomfort to residents of a city because the marginal social cost of any one individual's use of the roads is the individual marginal cost. (4.09) equal to irrelevant to less than greater than O A 5 The best example of a public good is: (4.00) food B a court of law. C clothing a state university 6 With tradable emissions permits, the main problem is to determine the while with emissions taxes the main problem is to determine the (4.05)) A optimal quantity of pollution, optimal tax rate marginal social cost of pollution: optimal tax rate optimal price of the permits: optimal level of pollution optimal quantity of pollution; marginal social benefit of pollution B OD 7 The marginal social benefit received from pollution is less than its marginal social cost in the market for highly polished glass. In this situation: (4.09) A society's well-being cannot be improved by changing the quantity of pollution firms in the market produce too much pollution firms in the market produce the socially optimal level of pollution, firms in the market produce too little pollution B D 8 An external benefit is a: (4.05) benefit that accrues to foreign (external) firms as a result of the actions of domestic fimms. benefit that individuals or firms confer on others without receiving compensation benefit that accrues to domestic firms as a result of the actions of foreign (external) fimms. negative externality A KDC OD 3 9 The licenses that are exchangeable and that enable the holder to pollute up to a specified amount during a given period are called: (4.09) environmental standards. B Pigouvian taxes omissions taxes tradable emissions permits c D 10 Common resource goods are similar to: (4.05)) public goods because they are both nonexcludable and nonrival in consumption goods with negative externalities because not all users take into account the external costs imposed on society artificially scarce goods because they are both are excludable and nonrival in consumption private goods because they are both excludable and rival. D