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- 3. A chemical factory discharges waste product into a river. The waste kills many salmon that are swimming upstream to spawn. While there will no doubt be other ecological damages from the chemical effluent, let's focus on those of fishery. Let E be tonnes of chemical effluent discharged per month. Then the marginal damage to fishery (measured in the terms of lost salmon stock) is MD = 8E. The chemical factory can reduce its effluent flows by treating its waste products. Its marginal abatement cost function is given by MAC = 800 – 10E. (a) Compute socially efficient equilibrium. (b) How does the liability for damages affect pollution level? Will the chemical factory change its emission levels in response to liability laws? (c) Will liability system automatically lead this polluter to a socially effi- cient level of emission (as calculated in a)? (d) Now, consider that the chemical factory has the right to use the river however it wants. It does not have to pay any compensation to…Please no written by hand and no image SEU ELITE - ECON101 Question 8 The table below shows the marginal benefit that Yahya earns from keeping his store open one more hour. Yahya has a marginal cost of $100 per hour. Yahya stays open 8 hours. Hours {:[" Marginal Benefit Per "],[" Hour "]:} 8 180 9 150 10 140 11 120 12 100 13 80 14 50 a) Do you think Yahya's decision to stay open 8 hours is optimal? Why? b) How many hours do you advise Yahya to stay open? Why?Plants A and B emit 12 tons and 6 tons of carbon dioxide (CO2), respectively. MAC(marginal abatement costs) for a = 12 - Ea, MACb=12-2Eb MD(marginal damage) = 1/3*E (E indicates CO2 emission) Suppose that the emission trading system is introduced and the right to emit 7 tons is given to power plant A and the right to emit 5 tons is given to power plant B. At this time, explain how the price of CO2 credits is determined and how much each power plant buys or sells.
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