A theme park owner agrees to let a company called Flying Aces fly a drone directly over their property if they agree to stop making so much noise from helicopter flights during operating hours. This is an example of reducing an externality through: Select one: a. private bargaining. b. cap and trade. c. corrective taxes. d. public goods.

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