After the American Revolution, the public domain expanded and the amount of community property held by the federal government grew considerably. If it had stayed community property, there would have been problems, according to Hughes and Cain (2011).
These problems include which of the following? (a) Individuals using it would not have incentive to conserve it or use it wisely.
(b) The problem of free riders would have been troublesome and resulted in a free-for-all,
which could have ended in violence.
(c) Each person faced incentive to overuse the communal rights of others.
(d) All of the above.
Question 2
The Darby (1976) revisions of the 1930s unemployment data show that if you count public employment, then the 1930s were not especially severe by historical standards.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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