In the Case Before Her,Judge Thomas Has Heard Claims by Orange

question 24

Multiple Choice

In the case before her,Judge Thomas has heard claims by orange growers that to order a stop to orange growing in order to control a pest that thrives on oranges plants but does not harm them would result in a loss of profits of $3 million a year.The pest however causes $2 million of damages to trees owned by pulp manufacturers.The orange growers have not mentioned that they could control the pest at a cost of $1 million per year.High transactions costs have prevented the parties from reaching a private agreement.If she gives the property right to the

• A) orange growers,they will then voluntarily control the pest.
• B) orange growers,they will not control the pest.
• C) pulp manufacturers,they will pay the orange growers to control the pest.
• D) pulp manufacturers,the orange growers would offer a side payment of at least $2 million to be able to grow oranges.

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Accounting Cycle

the series of steps followed in the accounting process, from the initial recording of transactions to the preparation of financial statements.

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Accounting Cycle

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Closing Entries

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