What the economist calls externalities create social problems

A) because opportunity costs are low when people live close to one another.
B) only when the externalities are negative spillovers.
C) partly because people have a limited ability to empathize.
D) when people know about all the consequences of their behavior.


C

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Marginal revenue product is defined as

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