Bob's Bee Emporium makes organic honey, which Bob sells at farmers' markets. The value of his Bee Emporium in its current location is $100,000. Unfortunately, Bob's bee's frequently fly to the neighboring property, Daisy's Daycare Center, and sting the small children, some of whom have allergic reaction to the bee stings. Daisy's Daycare Center business is worth $100,000, before the cost of treating any of the children, which the Daycare Center has to pay. The cost of treating the children for the bee stings is $15,000 per year. Relocating the Bee Emporium would reduce its value by $25,000. Relocating the Daycare Center would cost $10,000. The table below shows the value of the businesses under the above conditions. Daisy's Daycare Center Present Location Relocate Bob's Bee Emporium Present Location $85,000 $90,000 $100,000 $100,000 Relocate $100.000 $90,000 $75,000 $75.000 If there are no transaction costs to negotiate, which rule would Coase recommend for maximum economic efficiency? O Bee keeper's have the right to locate wherever they want without any liability O Daycare centers have the right to exist without the threat of bee stings O Bee keepers should have to pay for any damage done by their bees O Any of the above would be equally efficient

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Bob's Bee Emporium makes organic honey, which Bob sells at farmers' markets. The value of his Bee Emporium in its current location is $100,000. Unfortunately, Bob's bee's frequently fly to the neighboring property, Daisy's Daycare Center, and sting
the small children, some of whom have allergic reaction to the bee stings. Daisy's Daycare Center business is worth $100,000, before the cost of treating any of the children, which the Daycare Center has to pay. The cost of treating the children for the
bee stings is $15,000 per year.
Relocating the Bee Emporium would reduce its value by S25,000. Relocating the Daycare Center would cost $10,000. The table below shows the value of the businesses under the above conditions.
Daisy's Daycare Center
Present Location
Relocate
Bob's Bee Emporium
Present Location
$85,000
$90.000
$100,000
$100,000
Relocate
$100,000
$90,000
S75,000
$75.000
If there are no transaction costs to negotiate, which rule would Coase recommend for maximum economic efficiency?
O Bee keeper's have the right to locate wherever they want without any liability
O Daycare centers have the right to exist without the threat of bee stings
O Bee keepers should have to pay for any damage done by their bees
O Any of the above would be equally efficient
Transcribed Image Text:Bob's Bee Emporium makes organic honey, which Bob sells at farmers' markets. The value of his Bee Emporium in its current location is $100,000. Unfortunately, Bob's bee's frequently fly to the neighboring property, Daisy's Daycare Center, and sting the small children, some of whom have allergic reaction to the bee stings. Daisy's Daycare Center business is worth $100,000, before the cost of treating any of the children, which the Daycare Center has to pay. The cost of treating the children for the bee stings is $15,000 per year. Relocating the Bee Emporium would reduce its value by S25,000. Relocating the Daycare Center would cost $10,000. The table below shows the value of the businesses under the above conditions. Daisy's Daycare Center Present Location Relocate Bob's Bee Emporium Present Location $85,000 $90.000 $100,000 $100,000 Relocate $100,000 $90,000 S75,000 $75.000 If there are no transaction costs to negotiate, which rule would Coase recommend for maximum economic efficiency? O Bee keeper's have the right to locate wherever they want without any liability O Daycare centers have the right to exist without the threat of bee stings O Bee keepers should have to pay for any damage done by their bees O Any of the above would be equally efficient
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