If the Market Equilibrium Quantity Is Greater Than the Socially

Multiple Choice

If the market equilibrium quantity is greater than the socially optimal quantity, one can infer that:

A) the private supply curve for the activity is to the left of the socially optimal supply curve.
B) the private demand curve for the activity is below the socially optimal demand.
C) there is a positive externality associated with this good.
D) there is a negative externality associated with this good.