Which of the following is a negative externality that could arise from a person's right to use his or her property?(1 point)

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increased neighborhood traffic from running a business out of one's home
renting space on one's property to make money
not acquiring building permits before adding an in-law apartment to one's house
losing the certificate of title

Answer 1

The negative externality that could arise from a person's right to use his or her property is:

increased neighborhood traffic from running a business out of one's home.

This option describes a situation where the action of one property owner (running a business from home) negatively affects the surrounding community by increasing traffic, which can lead to congestion and inconvenience for neighbors.