The key to optimally managing renewable and nonrenewable resources is to design incentive structures that:
A. Reduce the costs of production to the lowest possible level
B. Increase the benefits from production to the highest possible level
C. Weigh the net benefits of current use with the net benefits of future use
D. Add the net benefits of current use to the net benefits of future use
C. Weigh the net benefits of current use with the net benefits of future use
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A national chain of bookstores has initiated a frequent buyer program. If you buy a frequent buyer card for $10, you are entitled to a 10 percent discount on all purchases for 1 year. This practice is an example of:
A) peak-load pricing. B) intertemporal price discrimination. C) two-part tariff. D) bundling. E) Both A and B are correct.