Is the external marginal cost added to the supply curve or subtracted? a) it is subtracted from the supply curve, which shifts the supply curve outwards and to the right b) it is added to the supply curve which shifts the supply curve upwards and to the left.    Note- the externaility this problem is referring to is a NEGATIVE externality

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Is the external marginal cost added to the supply curve or subtracted?

a) it is subtracted from the supply curve, which shifts the supply curve outwards and to the right

b) it is added to the supply curve which shifts the supply curve upwards and to the left. 

 

Note- the externaility this problem is referring to is a NEGATIVE externality 

Tes, i Tlave estimiateu tiiat tiie extemidl
marginal cost is $20 per each
thousand pounds of Booming Berries.
Mega Beans Market
Booming Berries
Mark
Booming Berries
Booming Berries
Wow, okay - so, if we wanted to account for
this external marginal cost in the competitive
Booming Berries market, would this affect the
demand or supply curve?
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Is the external marginal cost added to the
supply curve or subtracted?
DO
Clare
It is subtracted from the supply curve, which shifts the supply curve
outwards and to the right.
It is added to the supply curve, which shifts the supply curve upwards
and to the left.
Price (per pound)
Transcribed Image Text:Tes, i Tlave estimiateu tiiat tiie extemidl marginal cost is $20 per each thousand pounds of Booming Berries. Mega Beans Market Booming Berries Mark Booming Berries Booming Berries Wow, okay - so, if we wanted to account for this external marginal cost in the competitive Booming Berries market, would this affect the demand or supply curve? 130 S DO 120- 110 100 Clare 90 80 The supply curve 70 60 50 40 30 Mark 20 10 That is correct! D 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 Quantity (in thousands) Econ Mentor Is the external marginal cost added to the supply curve or subtracted? DO Clare It is subtracted from the supply curve, which shifts the supply curve outwards and to the right. It is added to the supply curve, which shifts the supply curve upwards and to the left. Price (per pound)
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