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Relating to the Economics in Practice on page 338: Crying babies on an airplane impose a negative externality on those sitting around them. Which of the following policies would help to internalize the externality?
A) Impose a minimum flying age of 5 years old.
B) Evenly disperse the babies and young children throughout the plane so as to minimize the impact of their crying on any one passenger.
C) Charge a higher ticket fee for babies and young children (under 5 years of age) than for all other passengers.
D) Provide discount tickets for babies and young children.

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