For this question, refer to Figure 4 and the lettered indices below (for example, EFJ is the triangle made by those three points). Country I and Country II are considering a side-payments scheme to increase conservation. Country I is the local conservation provider, and so all costs fall upon Country I. However, both countries receive benefits from the conservation.  Figure 4: External Benefits to Conservation What is the global optimal level of conservation?单项选择题

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Q1

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Q0

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Q0 to Q1

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