The Social Costs of an Activity Are Greater Than the Private

question 85

Multiple Choice

The social costs of an activity are greater than the private costs of the activity when

• A) a person does not pay all costs associated with a particular resource-using activity.
• B) the internal costs of the resource-using activity are less than the external costs of the activity.
• C) the internal costs of the resource-using activity are positive.
• D) the external costs of the resource-using activity are zero.

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