Suppose that the government notices that salmon is being overfished along Oregon's Columbia River. The river is publicly owned and there are no restrictions on fishing. Which of the following...

Extracted text: Suppose that the government notices that salmon is being overfished along Oregon's Columbia River. The river is publicly owned and there are no restrictions on fishing. Which of the following represents all the solutions that the government could likely use to successfully reduce the overuse of this resource? Taxing, setting quantity restrictions on, and encouraging voluntary reductions in the use of the resource. Taxing or setting quantity restrictions on the use of the resource or selling the resource to a private entity. Taxing the use of the resource. Taxing or setting quantity restrictions on the use of the resource. Moving to another question will save this response. Question 8 of 2