MSB, MSC8072MSC6456484032241680101 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Quantity of odor emissions (thousands of odor units)10c. What is the market-determined quantity of odor?8,000 odor units4,000 odor unitsMPCMSB3,000 odor units5,000 odor unitsd. What is the social gain from reducing the market determined quantity of odor by one odor unit?$0$36$24$48

To sum up, the quantity of odor determined by the market is 8,000 odor units. Reducing this quantity…

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