In the Case Before Her,Judge Thomas Has Heard Claims by Orange

In the case before her,Judge Thomas has heard claims by orange growers that to order a stop to orange growing in order to control a pest that thrives on oranges plants but does not harm them would result in a loss of profits of $3 million a year.The pest however causes $2 million of damages to trees owned by pulp manufacturers.The orange growers have not mentioned that they could control the pest at a cost of $1 million per year.High transactions costs have prevented the parties from reaching a private agreement.If she gives the property right to the

A) orange growers,they will then voluntarily control the pest.
B) orange growers,they will not control the pest.
C) pulp manufacturers,they will pay the orange growers to control the pest.
D) pulp manufacturers,the orange growers would offer a side payment of at least $2 million to be able to grow oranges.