Explain in words and show in your graph the "spillover benefit" that occurs when an individual purchases/receives a vaccine. Label in your graph an MSB curve that shows the marginal social benefits of individuals purchasing/receiving a vaccine. Label in your graph the socially efficient level of vaccines (Q*) and compare to the free market output (Q). Explain why the free market does not produce the socially efficient amount of vaccines and explain what is meant by a socially efficient level of production.

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