Mark, can you please summarize the relationship between the competitive market equilibrium price and the socially efficient equilibrium price when there is a negative externality in the market? Clare The socially efficient equilibrium price is greater than the competitive market equilibrium price. The socially efficient equilibrium price is less than the competitive market equilibrium price.

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