According to the Coase theorem,a. private actors can reach agreement to solve theproblem of externalities without the government.b. corrective subsidies are the best policy to solvethe problem of positive externalities.c. negative externalities are a problem for societybut positive externalities are not.d. when two private actors amicably solve theproblem of externalities, they shift the problem toa third party

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