If the government seizes Lucy's property and resells it to Ethel,

A) Lucy and Ethel collectively capture the resulting gains.
B) Lucy captures the resulting gains.
C) Ethel captures the resulting gains.
D) Neither Lucy nor Ethel capture any resulting gains.


C

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