When does a positive externality occur?
Correct answer B. When social marginal benefits are higher than private marginal benefits
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Correct answer B. When social marginal benefits are higher than private marginal benefits
Correct answer A. There is excess supply
Correct answer C. Demand and supply are price inelastic
Correct answer B. It has the properties of being non-excludable and non-diminishable
Correct answer D. Excess demand
Correct answer B. There is excess demand
Correct answer A. The costs and prices of firms employing cheap labour would increase
Correct answer D. The tax may not raise as much revenue as anticipated in the years to come because the demand for cigarettes is likely to become more elastic over time
Correct answer D. Positive externalities
Correct answer C. Unfair competition
Correct answer C. Behave like competitive firms
Correct answer C. Given the strategies of other players
Correct answer C. Adverse selection
Correct answer E. All of the above
Correct answer B. A consumption externality
Correct answer B. The level of unemployment in Pakistan
Correct answer E. All of the above
Correct answer C. Interest rates
Correct answer D. National defence
Correct answer D. The wages paid to footballers