Private Parties May Choose Not to Solve an Externality Problem

question 166

True/False

Private parties may choose not to solve an externality problem if the transaction costs are large enough.

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Definitions:

Gut Feeling

Refers to an intuitive or instinctual judgment that is made without the use of rational processes.

Aided Recall

A memory retrieval process in which cues or prompts are given to assist in recalling specific information or experiences.

Salience

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