An apple grower's orchard provides nectar to a neighbor's bees, while the beekeeper's bees help the apple grower by pollinating his apple blossoms. a. This situation of dual positive externalities might lead to an underallocation of resources to both apple growing and beekeeping because ' 0 there are spillover costs for the apple growers, but spillover benets for the beekeepers. 0 there are spillover benets for the apple growers, but not the beekeepers' 0 there are spillover benefits for the apple growers, but spillover costs for the beekeepersr 0 there are spillover benets for both the apple growers and the beekeepers. b. This misallocation can get resolved via the means suggested by the Coase theorem because 0 apple growers and beekeepers can trade products with each other, so they will merge into one rm. a? 0 apple growers and beekeepers can benefit from the other, so they will negotiate an optimal solution. 0 apple growers can rely on nearby bees at no cost. 0 beekeepers can rely on nearby orchards at no cost