To alleviate the commons problem, the government can
A) apply a tax.
B) set a quota.
C) assign property rights.
D) All of the above.
D
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The use of incentive payments for salespeople combats
A) both adverse selection and moral hazard. B) neither adverse selection nor moral hazard. C) adverse selection but not moral hazard. D) moral hazard but not adverse selection.
A rising GDP causes __________ the money demand curve
A) downward movement along B) upward movement along C) a rightward shift of D) a leftward shift of