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Two firms both emit a pollutant,and the government wants to reduce emissions of this pollutant.Each firm can choose to emit up to six units.As firms reduce emissions,there is a marginal cost per unit.This data is presented in the accompanying table.
Refer to the following information to answer the following questions. Two firms both emit a pollutant,and the government wants to reduce emissions of this pollutant.Each firm can choose to emit up to six units.As firms reduce emissions,there is a marginal cost per unit.This data is presented in the accompanying table.    -The government allocates three allowances to each firm,where each allowance allows one unit to be emitted.The optimal outcome in this case is for ________ to sell one permit to the other firm,and a price that will be agreeable to both is ________. A)  Firm 1; $10 B)  Firm 1; $90 C)  Firm 1; $50 D)  Firm 2; $100 E)  Firm 2; $40
-The government allocates three allowances to each firm,where each allowance allows one unit to be emitted.The optimal outcome in this case is for ________ to sell one permit to the other firm,and a price that will be agreeable to both is ________.


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