Suppose the transaction costs of renegotiating partnerships so that both partners are satisfied are zero or trivial. Will there be more divorces under

law A or law B$,$ or will there be the same number of divorces under both laws? $($Hint: Keep in mind that a partnership should be maintained, from the

perspective of efficiency, if the partner who wants to maintain the partnership can sufficiently compensate the partner who wants to end it$.)$

More divorces under law A

More divorces under law B

The same number of divorces

Now assume that the transaction costs of renegotiating partnerships so that both partners are satisfied are significant $($that is$,$ not trivial$).$ Will there

be more divorces under law A or law B$,$ or will there be the same number of divorces under both laws?

More divorces under law B

More divorces under law A

The same number of divorces