QUESTION 43Which of the following is an example of the "free rider problem?"O A consumer uses a grocery coupon to receive one free can of beans when they buy one.O Getting a free ice cream at Graeters since you have eamed enough points fro the cone.O Drivers on the new public highway towards the Intel site.OA thief steals someone's walet and uses the cash to buy lunch.QUESTION 44In the presence of a negative externality the costs of production only incurred by the firm areO a. The external costsOb The exterior costsOc Private costOd. The public costs.QUESTION 45The wage is to labor asO a Rent is to entrepreneurshipO b. Price is to human capitalOc. Interest is to economic capitalO d. Profit is to financial capital.A

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Which of the following is an example of the "free rider problem?" O A consumer uses a grocery coupon to receive one free can of beans when they buy one. O Getting a free ice cream at Graeters since you have eamed enough points fro the cone. O Drivers on the new public highway towards the Intel site. OA thief steals someone's walet and uses the cash to buy lunch

Which of the following is an example of the "free rider problem?" O A consumer uses a grocery coupon to receive one free can of beans when they buy one. O Getting a free ice cream at Graeters since you have eamed enough points fro the cone. O Drivers on the new public highway towards the Intel site. OA thief steals someone's walet and uses the cash to buy lunch

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