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A coase solution to a problem of externality insures ensures that a socially efficient outcome is to:

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Zinaida [17]2 years ago

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Answer:

The correct answer is letter "C": maximize the joint welfare, irrespective of the right of ownership.

Explanation:

Named after British economist Ronald Coase (1910-2013) the Coase Theorem is a legal and economic theory which states that, when there are competitive markets and no transaction costs, bargaining will result in an effective and mutually beneficial outcome irrespective of how property rights are distributed.

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The answer is B) $3384,70

Explanation:

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Machine Hours - $1137360 / 84000 = 13,54

Processing Hours - $28479 / 1100 = 25,89

Inspection Hours - $97155 / 1270 = 76,5

Now we use the actual hours for the 470 units of W26B

470 units require 660 machine hours ( 660 x 13,54 ) + 40 inspection hours ( 40 x 76,5 ) + 50 orders ( 50 x 25,89 )

The total costs excluding the materials and labor cost are = $13290,9

Now we include the material and labor costs

Material Cost = 40,30 x 470 = $18941

Labors Costs = 42,22 x 470 = $19843,4

Total costs = $52075,3

Product sales = 118 x 470 = $55460

The margin = $3384,70

Therefore the answer is C.) 3384,70 as proven by the calculation above.

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Your question is not complete but from the information I sourced for, there are total 660 families and 412 families claimed they would buy ecolabeled apples.

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0.6242 fraction of families claim they will buy ecolabeled apples

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When a binary variable ecobuy is defined such that ecobuy = 1 if ecolbs > 0 else ecobuy = 0.

Out of 660 families, there are 412 families who claimed they would buy ecolabeled apples.

The fraction of families who claim they would buy ecolabeled apples is therefore calculated as follows; 412/660 = 0.6242 fraction of families.

In percentage; 0.6242*100 = 62.42% of families.

That means 62.4242% of families claimed they would buy ecolabeled apples.

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