Zaria and Hannah are roommates. Zaria assigns a $15 value to smoking cigarettes. Hannah values smoke-free air at $30. Which of the following scenarios is a successful example of the Coase theorem? O Hannah offers Zaria $16 not to smoke. Zaria accepts and does not smoke. O Zaria pays Hannah $16 so that Zaria can smoke. O Hannah offers Zaria $12 not to smoke. Zaria accepts and does not smoke. O Zaria pays Hannah $14 so that Zaria can smoke.

Zaria and Hannah are roommates. Zaria assigns a $15 value to smoking cigarettes. Hannah values smoke-free air at $30. Which of the following scenarios is a successful example of the Coase theorem? O Hannah offers Zaria $16 not to smoke. Zaria accepts and does not smoke. O Zaria pays Hannah $16 so that Zaria can smoke. O Hannah offers Zaria $12 not to smoke. Zaria accepts and does not smoke. O Zaria pays Hannah $14 so that Zaria can smoke.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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