Public Goods and Common Resources-Work It Out: Question 2 of 4 Calculate the following values using the information in the table. a. The marginal cost (MC), individual marginal benefit (MB), and marginal social benefit (M By) of hiring the first secuity guard. MC: S MBS: $ Quantity of secuity guards MB: S 0 1 2 Total Cost $0 150 300 450 600 Total individual benefit to each resident $0 10 16 18 19

Public Goods and Common Resources-Work It Out: Question 2 of 4 Calculate the following values using the information in the table. a. The marginal cost (MC), individual marginal benefit (MB), and marginal social benefit (M By) of hiring the first secuity guard. MC: S MBS: $ Quantity of secuity guards MB: S 0 1 2 Total Cost $0 150 300 450 600 Total individual benefit to each resident $0 10 16 18 19

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