The underlying principle of the rent chain is that ________.
A. the greater the rents affected by a nonmarket issue, the lower are the incentives to take nonmarket action to obtain or protect those rents
B. the lower the rents affected by a nonmarket issue, the greater are the incentives to take nonmarket action to obtain or protect those rents
C. the rents affected by a nonmarket issue are independent of the incentives to take nonmarket action to obtain those rents
D. the greater the rents affected by a nonmarket issue, the greater are the incentives to take nonmarket action to obtain or protect those rents
Answer:D
The underlying principle of the rent chain is that ________.
A. the greater the rents affected by a nonmarket issue, the lower are the incentives to take nonmarket action to obtain or protect those rents B. the lower the rents affected by a nonmarket issue, the greater are the incentives to take nonmarket action to obtain or protect those rents C. the rents affected by a nonmarket issue are independent of the incentives to take nonmarket action to obtain those rents D. the greater the rents affected by a nonmarket issue, the greater are the incentives to take nonmarket action to obtain or protect those rents