18 the cost of cleaning up pollution can be measured

18
The cost of cleaning up pollution can be measured by all of the following EXCEPT
___________.

market prices and quantity of goods/services produced
•
healthcare costs associated with pollution
•
contingent valuation as measured by surveys
•
hedonic pricing as it relates to areas of pollution
Assessing Costs of Waste and Pollution--Environmental Economics
19
Which of the following statements below is true in terms of unemployment and a healthy
economy?
Assessing Costs of Unemployment--Labor Economics
20
A good that a producer can prevent a consumer from using by charging a price is
__________.

a private good that is excludable
Public Goods, Private Goods, and the “Tragedy of the Commons”