1. The farmer takes the rancher to court and the judge decides putting up a fence is the farmer's responsibility. What is the nature of the externality in this problem? A. the rancher is putting a $1000 cost on the farmer that he is not internalizing. B. the farmer is putting a $1000 benefit on the rancher that is not internalized. C, the rancher is putting a$1500 cost on the farmer that he is not internalizing. D. there is no externality present because rights are defined. 2. After the court decision, will the farmer build a fence? A. Yes B. No C. The rancher will build the fence D. There is not enough information to say 3.. Suppose the judge ruled that the rancher is responsible for keeping the cows off the farmer's land. Will the rancher build the fence? A. Yes, he is required by law. B. Yes, because it is more efficient to put the fence up. C. No, he would pay the farmer $1,000 to compensate him for the damages to his crops. D. There is not enough information to say.
1. The farmer takes the rancher to court and the judge decides putting up a fence is the farmer's responsibility. What is the nature of the externality in this problem? A. the rancher is putting a $1000 cost on the farmer that he is not internalizing. B. the farmer is putting a $1000 benefit on the rancher that is not internalized. C, the rancher is putting a$1500 cost on the farmer that he is not internalizing. D. there is no externality present because rights are defined. 2. After the court decision, will the farmer build a fence? A. Yes B. No C. The rancher will build the fence D. There is not enough information to say 3.. Suppose the judge ruled that the rancher is responsible for keeping the cows off the farmer's land. Will the rancher build the fence? A. Yes, he is required by law. B. Yes, because it is more efficient to put the fence up. C. No, he would pay the farmer $1,000 to compensate him for the damages to his crops. D. There is not enough information to say.
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