As a result of technology spillovers: Taxes may move us closer to the efficient output level in such industries.
a. Other members of society bear external costs

b. Too much production takes place in the high technology areas.
c. Taxes may move us closer to the efficient output level in such industries.
d. None of the above are true.


d

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