Governments around the world tend to auction quota licenses ?
Correct answer: B. seldom
- A. never
- B. seldom
- C. often
- D. always
Explanation
Quota licences are seldom auctioned because governments commonly allocate them administratively or to politically influential firms. Auctioning would allow the government to capture the quota rents as revenue.
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