8. Refer to Figure 5. The size of marginal external costs can be determined by (A) S_2 + S_1 at each output level. (B) S_2 - S_1 at each output level. (C) The supply curve S_2. (D) The supply curve S_1.

15. Suppose a negative externality exists in a market. If transactions costs are low and parties are willing to bargain, then, according to the Coase theorem, (A) An efficient solution can be reached regardless of the initial assignment of property rights. (B) An equitable solution can be reached only if property rights are assigned to the victims of pollution and not the polluters. (C) An equitable solution can be reached only if property rights are assigned to polluters and not to the victims of pollution. (D) Government intervention is necessary to reach an efficient and equitable solution.

8. Refer to Figure 5. The size of marginal external costs can be determined by
(A) \( S_{2} + S_{1} \) at each output level.
(B) \( S_{2} - S_{1} \) at each output level.
(C) The supply curve \( S_{2} \).
(D) The supply curve \( S_{1} \).

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8. Refer to Figure 5. The size of marginal external costs can be determined by(A) \( S_{2} + S_{1} \) at each output level.(B) \( S_{2} - S_{1} \) at each output level.(C) The supply curve \( S_{2} \).(D) The supply curve \( S_{1} \).

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8. Refer to Figure 5. The size of marginal external costs can be determined by
(A) \( S_{2} + S_{1} \) at each output level.
(B) \( S_{2} - S_{1} \) at each output level.
(C) The supply curve \( S_{2} \).
(D) The supply curve \( S_{1} \).