Using the concepts of externalities and market failure, examine the possible economic effects of farmers "burning more rainforest to turn land into cattle ranches and into field for growing crops".  Define production and What are the factors of production and what are their reward payments

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A: We will use concepts such as Negative externality and deadweight loss to answer this question.

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A: The external cost or benefit is not included in the final cost or benefit of an item or service.As a…

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A: Positive externality refers to positive spillover effects on the third party or the society.

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A: Perfect competition is such a market structure where that are many buyers and many sellers. The good…

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Q: Why do inefficiencies exist under Negative Externalities? With example of paper production

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