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svanschaik svanschaik
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Suppose residents of Toadhop live on the Quabache River, a river prone to flooding. Suppose there are 1000 (type A) people who value flood control more than the 1000 (type B) people. Type A Demand QD = 100  P Type B Demand QD = 50  P Where Q measures the quality of flood control. If the price of a unit of flood control is 100,000 and the citizens of Toadhop did not work together the amount of flood control purchased would be
 a. 0
  b. 10
  c. 25
  d. 70

QUESTION 2

Suppose the market for oranges is perfectly competitive and unregulated. Suppose also that the chemicals used to keep the oranges insect-free damage the environment by an estimated 1 per bushel of oranges. Suppose QD = 1000 - 100P and QS = -100 + 100P. If regulators limited production to 200 bushels, the deadweight loss relative to the option of setting the optimal tax would be would be
 a. 0
  b. 200
  c. 500
  d. 1000

QUESTION 3

Suppose the market for oranges is perfectly competitive and unregulated. Suppose also that the chemicals used to keep the oranges insect-free damage the environment by an estimated 1 per bushel of oranges. Suppose QD = 1000 - 100P and QS = -100 + 100P. The optimal amount of environmental damage would be
 a. 0
  b. 40
  c. 450
  d. 500

QUESTION 4

Suppose the market for oranges is perfectly competitive and unregulated. Suppose also that the chemicals used to keep the oranges insect-free damage the environment by an estimated 1 per bushel of oranges. Suppose QD = 1000 - 100P and QS = -100 + 100P. The tax that would have to exist to achieve the socially optimal level of production would be
 a. 0
  b. .50
  c. 1
  d. 2

QUESTION 5

Suppose the market for oranges is perfectly competitive and unregulated. Suppose also that the chemicals used to keep the oranges insect-free damage the environment by an estimated 1 per bushel of oranges. Suppose QD = 1000 - 100P and QS = -100 + 100P. The price consumers would have to pay for the market to achieve the socially optimal level of production is
 a. 5
  b. 5.5
  c. 6
  d. 6.5

QUESTION 6

Suppose the market for oranges is perfectly competitive and unregulated. Suppose also that the chemicals used to keep the oranges insect-free damage the environment by an estimated 1 per bushel of oranges. Suppose QD = 1000 - 100P and QS = -100 + 100P. The total dollar value damage to society is
 a. 400
  b. 450
  c. 500
  d. 550
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Good timing, thanks!
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