The problem of bringing economic agents together to trade is referred to as the:

Compromise between the desire to facilitate international trade and the need to give domestic governments latitude to govern their economies is called

a. economic structuralism. b. embedded liberalism. c. reciprocity. d. voluntary export restraint.

The economy's marginal social benefit curve for a public good is obtained by

A) horizontally summing each individual's demand curve. B) horizontally summing each individual's marginal benefit curve. C) vertically summing each individual's marginal benefit curve. D) averaging each individual's marginal benefit curve.