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- 26 May 2019
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- 28 May 2026
Explanation
Vaccinations (A) can create positive externalities by reducing disease spread. Tobacco (B) often causes negative externalities due to health effects on others. Education (D) produces positive externalities by benefiting society. Stereo equipment (E) may cause noise pollution, a negative externality. Food (C) primarily serves personal consumption with minimal external effects, making it the least likely to produce externalities.
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Practice related questions from the same subject.
- 1.Which of the following factors directly influences the supply curve?
- 2.Under what condition is a market considered to be in equilibrium?
- 3.What type of relationship is depicted when a graph shows that as the values on the horizontal axis increase, the values on the vertical axis decrease?
- 4.Which two elements are essential to construct a straight-line graph?
- 5.How can a nominal value be converted into a real value?
- 6.What do time series data represent?
- 7.What does macroeconomics primarily focus on?
- 8.In a mixed economy, who is responsible for addressing economic issues?
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