The Market for Honey Is

question 39

Multiple Choice

The market for honey is:

• A) inefficient since beekeepers do not receive compensation for their bees pollinating fruits and vegetables.
• B) efficient since farmers pay beekeepers to pollinate their crops, which internalizes the externality.
• C) a public goods market.
• D) in disequilibrium since the market quantity of honey is less than the socially optimal quantity of honey.

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