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When you throw trash out your car window you are creating a
 a. consumption external cost
  b. production external cost
  c. consumption external benefit
  d. production external benefit
  e. a selfish act

Question 2

Since 1960, the biggest gain in its share of federal outlays has been in
 a. income redistribution
  b. defense spending
  c. net interest
  d. infrastructure
  e. all other outlays


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Reply #1 on: Jul 1, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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