Multiple Choice
In general, positive externalities result in
A) too much of a good being produced compared to the socially optimal level.
B) the socially optimal output of a good being produced.
C) too little of a good being produced compared to the socially optimal level.
D) a higher price compared to the price charged at the socially optimal level.
Correct Answer:
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