Nobel Prize-Winning Economist James Meade Argued That the Market for Honey

question 183

Multiple Choice

Nobel Prize-winning economist James Meade argued that the market for honey was inefficient because pollination is a(n) :

• A) external benefit of honey production.
• B) external cost of honey production.
• C) private benefit of honey production.
• D) private cost of honey production.

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