If a Good Gives Rise to Substantial External Benefits to Society

question 82

True/False

If a good gives rise to substantial external benefits to society that are associated with its production and/or consumption then the good likely has too few resources devoted to its production.

Grasp the principles and arguments of libertarian social ethics theory.

Comprehend Milton Friedman's perspective on corporate social responsibility.

Recognize the structure and governance of corporations in the United States.

Understand the method and significance of true cost-benefit analysis in social theory.

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