Dumping is defined as the situation in which

A) foreign producers sell a product at a price below the cost of production.
B) domestic producers are protected by tariffs.
C) domestic producers sell a product at prices below the cost of production.
D) foreign producers sell a product at a price above a fair level.
E) domestic producers cut production to drive up domestic prices.


A

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The Coase theorem states that

a. under certain circumstances government intervention is not needed to reach efficient outcomes when an externality is present. b. government intervention is always required to reach an efficient outcome when an externality is present. c. government intervention cannot lead to an efficient outcome when an externality is present. d. only negative externalities can be resolved using government intervention.

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