Which of the following describes an external benefit resulting from an individual's purchase of a winter flu shot?
a. A flu shot is less expensive than the cost of treatment when you get the flu

b. The income of doctors increases when you get a flu shot.
c. A flu shot reduces the likelihood that others will catch the flu from you.
d. A flu shot reduces the likelihood that you will miss work as a result of sickness, and, therefore, you will earn more income.


c

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The freezer costs $750,000 and would increase business revenues by $48,000 a year after all expenses besides interest are paid. If the interest rate is 7.8 percent, what is the freezer's annual profit rate? A) 7.8 percent. B) 1.4 percent. C) -1.4 percent. D) 5.9 percent. E) -5.9 percent.

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