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Economics A Level (DONEEEEEEE)

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What happens when Property Rights are Extended?

Author: eric_galvao



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-This is a way of Dealing with Market Failures -Owners can Charge Consumers and Producers for Using the Property, plus, Sue if Permission ain't been Granted -Negative Externalities are Internalised, therefore. A Value has been established on the Property (Uses determined by Supply and Demand) -Money Raised from Charing Polluters can Reduce the Effects of any Negative Externalities -Also improve Management of Resources, so it can last longer. Further Monitoring and Regulation is also Achieved


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