This economist wrote that the case for government intervention “cannot become more than a prima facie one” until agencies “intervene advantageously,” presaging public choice arguments. John Maynard Keynes argued against a work by this economist, whose title Theory of Unemployment is frictional or voluntary. A phenomenon named for this economist, in which consumption rises because deflation increases real wealth, is also called the “real (10[1])balance effect.” The optimal value of a policy named for this economist occurs when marginal social cost intersects marginal social benefit. This Cambridge (10[1])economist (10[1])names a policy used to correct outcomes (10[1])from water pollution and carbon emissions. (10[1])For 10 points, name this economist whose namesake taxes mitigate negative externalities. ■END■