13. Charter schools in Florida use a lottery to determine which students get in. This means that An auction in this case would mean that: a. There is often a shortage of seats at charter schools; the families who place the highest value on charter school education would be more likely to get a spot. b. Families who would like to pay for the right to get into charter schools do not have the opportunity to act on that desire; the price of a seat would rise from zero to some price above zero. c. Florida charter schools are not maximizing revenue from this system; Florida charter schools would earn greater revenue over time. d. An auction would create an efficient outcome in the market for charter school seats; An arguably "unfair" market outcome could take place. e. All of the above. 14. Current research on kidney transplants (see https://www.organdonor.gov/learn/organ-donation- statistics) shows that 17 people a day die while waiting for an organ. This is because: a. Of the negative externalities that prevent the government from legalizing the buying and selling of organs. b. Because demand is greater than supply, reflecting the fact that people should be more willing to donate their organs, C. Because the rationing role of prices is not legally allowed to work in this instance. d. Because organ prices are so high, most poorer people cannot afford one. e. A and D only