Which of the following are examples of economic activities with negative externalities?   Question 45 options:   a)  The city of Houston repairs and enlarge some high traffic roadways.   b)  A gold mine discharging arsenic into a natural lake.   c)  A manufacturing company contracting with a landfill to collect its waste products.   d)  A paper mill paying for lumber to make paper.

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