A) The total cost must exceed the total benefit.
B) The government must be able to produce the product cheaper than the private market could.
C) The total benefit must exceed the total cost.
D) The marginal benefit must exceed the marginal cost.
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A) The aquifer is a public good that must be publicly owned to be used efficiently.
B) The aquifer is a private good that must be privately owned to be used efficiently.
C) The aquifer is a common property resource that will be overused if nobody owns it.
D) The aquifer is a club good that should be left as it is.
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A) if the government refuses to provide the product
B) if the number of beneficiaries is large
C) if private markets can provide the rival in consumption good
D) if the number of provisions is small
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A) 1 percentage point
B) 2 percentage points
C) 7 percentage points
D) 10 percentage points
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A) under $1 million
B) $1 million to $3 million
C) $3 million to $12 million
D) over $15 million
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A) an interprovincial highway tax
B) a Department of Motor Vehicles tax
C) a gasoline tax
D) a corrective tax
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A) There is no longer sufficient government intervention.
B) They allow the rich to drive those roads more than the poor.
C) They tax only those who choose to drive on the toll roads.
D) They are too expensive to maintain.
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A) Private markets will lead to an efficient allocation of resources.
B) Government intervention can potentially raise economic well-being.
C) Private markets will correct for the gain or loss to consumer surplus.
D) Government intervention can completely eliminate the free-rider problem.
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A) by only charging tolls to those users who earn above a certain income
B) by allowing free access to bicyclists and those who use fuel-efficient cars
C) by employing cameras and transponders to toll vehicles automatically
D) by only charging tolls to visitors
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A) entrepreneurs
B) the government
C) charities
D) individual citizens
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A) nonrival in consumption
B) both nonexcludable and nonrival in consumption
C) excludable
D) nonexcludable
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A) rival in consumption
B) nonexcludable
C) normal
D) exhaustible
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A) The survey certainly overstated how much the concert was worth to each resident.
B) From the standpoint of total costs and benefits, the cost of the concert certainly exceeded the benefit.
C) The concert was an example of the Tragedy of the Commons.
D) Residents of the town were probably free riders.
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A) by having the local government tax local citizens in order to subsidize education
B) by increasing tuition to compensate for the decrease in donations
C) by increasing teacher wages
D) by lowering enrolment
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