A graph shows the hypothetical social demand (social), private demand, social supply, and private supply for energy.  What is the total benefit at the privately efficient equilibrium? What is the total cost at the privately efficient equilibrium? What is the total benefit at the socially efficient equilibrium? How do you figure these out? What is the total surplus at the socially efficient equilibrium? The deadweight loss at privately efficient equilibrium compared to the socially efficient equilibrium?

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