_________ are statements that ascribe blame or judge others. They can lead to arguments

Refer to the scenario above. In this game, the ________ strategy combination gives strictly lower payoffs than the ________ strategy combination

A) (confess, confess); (do not confess, do not confess) B) (confess, do not confess); (do not confess, confess) C) (do not confess, do not confess); (confess, confess) D) (do not confess, confess); (confess, do not confess)

In the presence of a negative externality in production, a monopoly will produce

A) more than the social optimum. B) less than the social optimum. C) the social optimum. D) All of the above are possible.