When is the definition and enforcement of property rights especially difficult? Group of answer choices   a. when many polluters harm a large group of people by emitting the same pollutant   b. when a single polluter is harming a single person or entity   c. when land is owned by a corporation   d. when the benefits of prosecution are clear

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