#993631

#993631: A drunken passenger on a train sets off the alarm for no good reason, and the train comes to a halt. There is then a long delay before it sets off again. This delights a small boy who enjoys the kerfuffle, but it irritates the other passengers and holds up a freight train behind. Which of the following externalities from consumption has the passenger not created?

A drunken passenger on a train sets off the alarm for no good reason, and the train comes to a halt. There is then a long delay before it sets off again. This delights a small boy who enjoys the kerfuffle, but it irritates the other passengers and holds up a freight train behind. Which of the following externalities from consumption has the passenger not created?
Варианты ответа:
  • An external benefit to consumers
  • An external cost to consumers
  • An external benefit to producers
  • An external cost to producers

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