2.0 StarLEO2.0Lesson DetailsLEOModulesA myleo.rp.edu.sg//Quiz/TakeQuiz/StartQuiz?id%3Deb8469f1-47dd-eb11-8128-5cb901e2a85Figure 1Marginal Social CostPyMarginal Private Cost201510Marginal Private Benefit =Marginal Social Benefit5.100200300QuantityFill in the blanks based on Figure 1.a) Marginal external cost of Product X: $b) Martinal external benefit of Product X: $c) Private market price of Product X = $d) Socially optimal output of Product X:e) Value of Py = $P Type here to search99

In the given graph, it can be seen that the marginal private cost differs from marginal social cost,…

Figure 1 Marginal Social Cost Py Marginal Private Cost 20 15 10 Marginal Private Benefit = Marginal Social Benefit 100 200 300 Quantity Fill in the blanks based on Figure 1. a) Marginal external cost of Product X: $ b) Martinal external benefit of Product X: $ c) Private market price of Product X = $ d) Socially optimal output of Product X: e) Value of Py $ Type here to search

Figure 1 Marginal Social Cost Py Marginal Private Cost 20 15 10 Marginal Private Benefit = Marginal Social Benefit 100 200 300 Quantity Fill in the blanks based on Figure 1. a) Marginal external cost of Product X: $ b) Martinal external benefit of Product X: $ c) Private market price of Product X = $ d) Socially optimal output of Product X: e) Value of Py $ Type here to search

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