II. (Public Good) Two residents develop their communal area into a community garden. The marginal benefit of each resident i = 1,2 from the garden is given by MB₁ 100 - Q and MB₂ = 60-Q, where Q is the size of the garden in m². The cost of developing the communal area into a garden is C(Q) = 80Q. Assume that the community garden is non-rivalry and non-excludable. 1) Calculate the total marginal benefit from the garden as a function of Q. What is the optimal size of garden. What is the benefit of the garden to each resident?

II. (Public Good) Two residents develop their communal area into a community garden. The marginal benefit of each resident i = 1,2 from the garden is given by MB₁ 100 - Q and MB₂ = 60-Q, where Q is the size of the garden in m². The cost of developing the communal area into a garden is C(Q) = 80Q. Assume that the community garden is non-rivalry and non-excludable. 1) Calculate the total marginal benefit from the garden as a function of Q. What is the optimal size of garden. What is the benefit of the garden to each resident?

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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