All of the following are examples of potential problems with market prices of natural resources except: Group of answer choices Interactions taking place over large distances make negotiation costs too high. The migratory nature of the resource keeps markets from existing (i.e., open resources). Ill-specified or unprotected property rights prevent markets from forming. Negative externalities where the private costs of natural resource use are less than their social costs. Underpricing leads to reasonable use of environmental resources