Watch the video Bitter Wine ( https criticalcommons org view m HTLGKYQN3 ) and respond to the following questions Following Paladin's discussion withGorman, what is theexternalitypresented here In other words, who is at fault (watch carefully leading up to the 10 02 minute mark) Why does Paladin suggest building a sump and smoke stack to carry the pollution away (9 39 9 45) If the pollution is theexternality, does this not solve the problem Why does Paladin suggestGormantake action to prevent theexternalityas opposed to Donatello What does this suggest about the initial property rights allocation by Paladin When Paladin returns to Donatello and proposes Donatello loanGorman$3,000,what is Donatello's reaction Paladin fairly quickly finds a mutually beneficial solution to the problem of bitter wine Whydidn'tGormanand Donatello reach this same conclusion What are the barriers (ie, transaction costs) that prevent this solution from arising without Paladin Why does Paladin need to go to see a lawyer in Stockton What role is this unseen lawyer playing Even after Paladin lulls the guards to sleep and getsGormanand Donatello face to face, Donatello still refuses to negotiate, preferring to see Paladin start an oil fire Paladin explains the effects of the fire would not be confined toGorman, but to Donatello as well How does Paladin's explanation change the situation (hint estimated costs benefits versus actual costs benefits) As you think about COVID 19and the stay at home orders along with the video and questions from Bitter Wine,how do we see the same thing in the arguments about continuing to stay at home versus getting businesses re opened That is,how have the property rights been assigned since the middle end of March and what is theexternalityassociated with doing so What is theexternalityassociated with opening the economy back up How are property rights being changed with the lifting of the stay at home orders How does looking at it this way help explain why some are in favor of a change while others want to maintain the status quo

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Watch the video -Bitter Wine( https://criticalcommons.org/view?m=HTLGKYQN3 ) and respond to the following questions. Following Paladin's discussion withGorman, what is theexternalitypresented here? In other words, who

Watch the video -"Bitter Wine"(https://criticalcommons.org/view?m=HTLGKYQN3) and respond to the following questions.

Following Paladin's discussion withGorman, what is theexternalitypresented here? In other words, who is "at fault?" (watch carefully leading up to the 10:02 minute mark).
Why does Paladin suggest building a sump and smoke stack to carry the pollution away (9:39-9:45)? If the pollution is theexternality, does this not solve the problem?
Why does Paladin suggestGormantake action to prevent theexternalityas opposed to Donatello? What does this suggest about the initial property rights allocation by Paladin?
When Paladin returns to Donatello and proposes Donatello loanGorman$3,000,what is Donatello's reaction?
Paladin fairly quickly finds a mutually beneficial solution to the problem of "bitter wine." Whydidn'tGormanand Donatello reach this same conclusion? What are the barriers (ie, transaction costs) that prevent this solution from arising without Paladin?
Why does Paladin need to go to see a lawyer in Stockton? What role is this unseen lawyer playing? .
Even after Paladin lulls the guards to sleep and getsGormanand Donatello face to face, Donatello still refuses to negotiate, preferring to see Paladin start an oil fire. Paladin explains the effects of the fire would not be confined toGorman, but to Donatello as well. How does Paladin's explanation change the situation (hint: estimated costs/benefits versus actual costs/benefits). .
As you think about COVID-19and the stay at home orders along with the video and questions from Bitter Wine,how do we see the same thing in the arguments about continuing to stay at home versus getting businesses re-opened?That is,how have the"property rights"been assigned since the middle/end of March and what is theexternalityassociated with doing so? What is theexternalityassociated with opening the economy back up? How are property rights being changed with the lifting of the stay at home orders? How does looking at it this way help explain why some are in favor of a change while others want to maintain the status quo?