When an Externality Crosses a Provincial Boundary

question 90

Multiple Choice

When an externality crosses a provincial boundary,

• A) the individual provinces can easily reach a solution to the problem.
• B) it ceases to be an externality.
• C) a prisoner's dilemma develops.
• D) a federal solution may be the most appropriate one.
• E) provincial courts can provide adequate remedies.

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