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Consider Gordon’s model of common property resources. Draw a fully labelled graph of the Gordon model...

  1. Consider Gordon’s model of common property resources.
    1. Draw a fully labelled graph of the Gordon model
    2. Put these in order, low to high:
      1. Level of effort that will lead to extinction of the resource
      2. Level of effort that will produce the maximum sustainable yield
      3. Optimal level of effort that will maximize the value of the resource
      4. Open access/common property level of effort
    3. Why would an environmentally conscious producer overuse a common property resource? Relate your answer to the graph from part a.

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