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    Either party is free to buy the other's property — Carmelics
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    Supports→The pollination externality between a beekeeper and orchard owner can be resolved by either party purchasing the other's property

    Either party is free to buy the other's property

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    However, at least in principle the owner of the first shopping centre can avoid this by purchasing the surrounding land before free parking is allowed. After Ronald Coase this mechanism for solving externalities problems is referred to as “extending the role of the firm” (see Demsetz 1964). Another example for this mechanism involves the public good pollination. If a bee keeper and the owner of an orchard cannot agree on the value of the pollination and nectar, either is free to buy the other’s

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