Oftentimes, the Socially Optimal Quantity for a Product That Imposes

Multiple Choice

Oftentimes, the socially optimal quantity for a product that imposes external costs on the society is not zero, but something greater than zero. This is because completely eliminating the externality
Would involve

A) a much greater marginal benefit than marginal cost.
B) a much greater marginal cost than marginal benefit.
C) having shortages in the market.
D) having surpluses in the market.