5 Refer to the figure below. Private markets will provideunits of this good per day, and the socially optimal number of units per day isSocial MC Private MCBDemandQuantity (units/day)Multiple CholceН: FH; GF; GG; FPrice ($/unit) Lakeview Spa and Shoreline Industries are both situated along the banks of Lake Dreary. Unfortunately for the owners of the LakeviewSpa, Shoreline Industries regularly dumps garbage into the lake, polluting the lake and negatively impacting Lakeview Spa's profits.The following table shows the firms' weekly profits when Shoreline Industries does and does not dump garbage into the lake.Does not dump garbageDumps garbage$1,100/week$400/weekShoreline Industries$1,000/weekLakeview Spa$600/weeka. If Shoreline Industries has the legal right to dump garbage into the lake, and Shoreline Industries and Lakeview Spa can negotiatewith one another at no cost, then will Shoreline Industries dump garbage into the lake?O Shoreline Industries will not dump garbage into the lake.O Shoreline Industries will dump garbage into the lake.Is this outcome socially efficient?O No.O Yes.b. If Shoreline Industries has the legal right to dump garbage into the lake, and it costs Lakeview Spa $120 per week to negotiate withShoreline Industries, then will Shoreline Industries dump garbage into the lake?O Shoreline Industries will not dump garbage into the lake.O Shoreline Industries will dump garbage into the lake.Is this outcome socially efficient?O No.O Yes.

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Refer to the figure below. Private markets will provide units of this good per day, and the socially optimal number of units per day is Social MC Private MC Demand Quantity (units/day) Multiple Cholce H; F H; G F; G G; F Price ($/unit)

Refer to the figure below. Private markets will provide units of this good per day, and the socially optimal number of units per day is Social MC Private MC Demand Quantity (units/day) Multiple Cholce H; F H; G F; G G; F Price ($/unit)

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ISBN:9780190931919

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Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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