Multiple Choice
If the marginal social benefit received from pollution is greater than its marginal social cost in a market:
A) an increase in the quantity of pollution will be in society's best interest.
B) a decrease in the quantity of pollution will be in society's best interest.
C) the socially optimal level of pollution has been attained.
D) the market is producing too little pollution.
Correct Answer:
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