Multiple Choice
Suppose people plant flowering trees near their homes to encourage rare native birds to feed.If people believe that an increase in native bird populations is valuable, people who plant these trees:
A) generate a negative consumption externality for their neighbours
B) generate a positive production externality for their neighbours
C) generate a positive consumption externality for their neighbours
D) generate a negative production externality for their neighbours
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