Refer to the figure above. Which of the following statements are true in this case?
A) P1 is the socially optimal price for Good X.
B) P2 is the price of Good X in a free market.
C) Q2 is the efficient level of output of Good X.
D) Q2 is the quantity supplied of Good X in a free market.
C
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