Which of the following is an example of a positiveexternality?a. Dev mows Myra’s lawn and is paid $100 for theservice.b. Dev’s lawnmower emits smoke that Myra’sneighbor Xavier has to breathe.c. Myra’s newly cut lawn makes her neighborhoodmore attractive.d. Myra’s neighbor Xavier offers to pay her if shekeeps her lawn well groomed.

Which of the following is an example of a positiveexternality?a. Dev mows Myra’s lawn and is paid $100 for theservice.b. Dev’s lawnmower emits smoke that Myra’sneighbor Xavier has to breathe.c. Myra’s newly cut lawn makes her neighborhoodmore attractive.d. Myra’s neighbor Xavier offers to pay her if shekeeps her lawn well groomed.

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Chapter6: Population Health

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