Refer to the figure below, taking the cost of externality into account, which of thefollowing is true?PPo[↑S₁ = MarginalSocial CostSo = MarginalPrivate CostCost of externalityD = MarginalSocial BenefitO It causes the supply curve to shift to the right.O It causes the supply curve to shift to the left.It increases the equilibrium price and decreases the quantity demanded.It increases the equilibrium price and quantity demanded.

Externality is a cost or benefit that is not reflected in the market price of a good or service.…

Refer to the figure below, taking the cost of externality into account, which of the following is true? P P₁ Po ↑ Q₁ Qo S₁ = Marginal Social Cost So = Marginal Private Cost Cost of externality D = Marginal Social Benefit It causes the supply curve to shift to the right. It causes the supply curve to shift to the left. It increases the equilibrium price and decreases the quantity demanded. It increases the equilibrium price and quantity demanded.

Refer to the figure below, taking the cost of externality into account, which of the following is true? P P₁ Po ↑ Q₁ Qo S₁ = Marginal Social Cost So = Marginal Private Cost Cost of externality D = Marginal Social Benefit It causes the supply curve to shift to the right. It causes the supply curve to shift to the left. It increases the equilibrium price and decreases the quantity demanded. It increases the equilibrium price and quantity demanded.

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