Suppose the socially-optimal quantity of good x is 2,500 units and the market-equilibrium quantity of good x is 3,000 units. When 2,500 units of good x are produced, the

a. external cost of good x exceeds the private value of good x.
b. external cost of good x equals the private value of good x.
c. social cost of good x exceeds the private value of good x.
d. social cost of good x equals the private value of good x.


d

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