Here's a word we need to know for the rest of the application exercises: adulterate. It means to make something poorer in quality by adding another substance, typically an inferior one. Examples from the past include adding cheap vegetable oil to bottles of extra virgin olive oil but charging customers for a full bottle of extra virgin olive oil, adding rice syrup to bottles or jars of honey, and watering down drinks at the bar. If business owners are willing to adulterate food or drink it lowers their expenses in making the product, but they charge the customer the same price, meaning they make a higher profit. In the past some Magentum producers and distributors adulterated Magentum by adding water to increase the volume and sugar to adjust the flavor. Consumers and the government were not happy about the adulteration. Which of these would be most effective in stopping adulteration of food or drink? The government could issue a very small fine for each offense that it detects The government could apply the Coase Theorem The government could test a very small amount of the product each year The government could test enough of the product each year that business