Social costs include both private costs and external costs. True O False

Q: Discuss the role of Natural Resources in external environment?

A: The role of Natural resources in an external environment can be explained as follows:  The natural…

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A: An externality is a cost or benefit being caused by a producer which is not either financially…

Q: X(p)=1,000,000-200,000p, where p is the price charged by the government for use of a bridge, per…

A: The function X(p) represents the dd function for using the bridge which is inversely related to the…

Q: The figure shown reflects the presence of Social Cost Private Cost P. Demand Quantity positive…

A: Externality refers to cost or benefit which occurs from production and falls on the third party who…

Q: If it costs Lisa $1.50 to prepare a burrito, that would reflect it's: * a.social cost b.external…

A: If it costs Lisa $1.50 to prepare a burrito  Firm have to spend $1.5 to make burrito

Q: When the factories produce pesticide, they also create waste, which they dump into a lake on the…

A: The demand curve shows the inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded. The demand…

Q: The weekly supply and demand for packs of cigarettes in the United States is given in the figure…

A: Since we only answer up to 3 sub-parts, we’ll answer the first 3. Please resubmit the question and…

Q: The following graph shows the marginal social cost (MSC), the marginal private cost (MPC), and the…

A: Marginal external cost=MSC-MPCMarginal external cost=$2.5-$1.5=$1

Q: Suppose that each gallon of gasoline purchased causes $0.50 of external damage on society due to…

A: Given that, Social cost (external damage to society) = $ 0.50/ Gallon Marginal Private Cost  and…

Q: Consider the following diagram. The total social cost will be greater with an emission tax of $c…

A: The social cost of carbon is a gauge of the financial costs, or harms, of producing one extra ton of…

Q: smokers impose negative externalities on non-smokers, suppose the airspace in the restaurant is a…

A: Negative Externalities refer to a cost that is suffered by a 3rd party as a consequence of an…

Q: In economic term, COVID-19 vaccinations provide   A. negative externality   B. positive externality…

A: An externality is a cost or benefit incurred or received to society due to the production process.

Q: When negative externalities are present in the production of car tyres, the marginal social cost of…

A: Negative externality is the cost associated with the production or consumption of a good, which is…

Q: Producing a good is efficient as long as the external benefits exceed the external costs. True O…

A: An external advantage is an advantage acquired by an individual or firm because of a monetary…

Q: Explain how providing education to all children in grades K-12 provides external benefits to…

A: We show thatt the positive externality is when the bystander bears the advantage of any activity.…

Q: Which of the following are devices that governments can use to achieve a more efficient allocation…

A: The efficient allocation of resources refers to the provision of resources in a fair manner. In…

Q: a competitive market in long-run equlibrium to be Pareto-efficient... ect one: a. Firms do not make…

A: For a competitive market in a long running equilibrium to be pareto efficient, firm do not make any…

Q: Suppose the government like to set a fishing license fee per trip to regulate the fishery. What is…

A: An equilibrium being socially efficient occurs at a higher price (P*) and a lower output (Q*) as…

Q: The graph shows the marginal private benefit from trade school education. The marginal - cost of…

A: Due to positive consumption externality, MSB is more than the MB.

Q: The following graph shows the marginal social cost (MSC), the marginal private cost (MPC), and the…

A: Externality: - it is a cost or benefit generated for the third party by the actions of other people.

Q: Because education generates a positive externality, ..... O A. subsidies to colleges or vouchers to…

A: A positive externality occurs when the production of goods and services indirectly benefits a third…

Q: A small firm burning compost to produce energy opens next to an urban farm in London. The firm emits…

A: Microeconomics studies the economic behavior of individual units such as a firm, a market, a…

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Q: The following graph represents the market for high-emissions cars. Answer this question assuming…

A: In the presence of the externality. The social marginal cost is greater than the private marginal…

Q: TYRES private + social cost S1 Price S private cost NEGATIVE TAX/FINE EXTERNALITY P1 D Q1 Quantity

A: In a market, externality refers to the additional cost or benefits to the third party or enviornment…

Q: Suppose that in the market for paper, demand is p = 100-Q. The private marginal cost is MC'= 10 + Q.…

A: Monopoly refers to a market structure where there is only one firm selling a unique product and…

Q: How do social costs and benefits differ from private costs and benefits?

A: Private costs for the manufacturer of a good/service shows the costs that the firm pays to buy…

Q: What government policy would encourage private consumers to act like the external benefits were…

A: By subsidizing goods and services with spillover effects, the government can help to promote…

Q: If a good is exchanged between buyers and sellers without consideration of external costs OA. the…

A: External costs can be defined as when producing or consuming of goods have negative impact on the…

Q: Suppose you want to put a dollar value on the external costs of carbon emissions from a power plant.…

A: Negative externality example is pollution. Marginal social cost = marginal private cost + pollution…

Q: a. If the marginal external benefit is estimated at an additional $24 per vaccination, draw in the…

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Q: Explain how positive and negative externalities cause under- and overallocations of resources.

A: The equilibrium under perfect competition takes place where marginal benefit equates marginal costs.…

Q: The marginal private benefit (downward sloping) and marginal private cost (upward sloping) curves…

A: Externality refers to the effect of production or consumption on third party which is not involved…

Q: Explain the negative externalities by clarifying the drawing

A: A negative externality is a cost forced on an outsider from delivering or burning-through a decent.…

Q: When positive externalities are present in the consumption of a good, the marginal social benefit…

A: At the marketplace, when a good is generating externality, it will have an additional cost or…

Q: Use the purple points (diamond symbol) to plot the social cost curve when the external cost is $450…

A: Negative externality shifts the supply curve leftward. To plot the graph, shift the supply curve…

Q: Is the answer A B C or D?

A: Externality arises whenever the action of one person has either negative or positive impact on…

Q: Price S (full social cost) Externality Cost Sp (private cost) E G D Q, Q2 Q, Quantity

A: The equilibrium point is the one where the marginal benefit is equal to the marginal cost.

Q: a. Efficient provision of a public good occurs at the level at which each member of society places…

A: A non-rival good is a product or service that can be used by multiple individuals at the same time…

Q: Ceteris paribus, goods with "positive externalities" tend to be developed economies these goods are…

A: A positive externality occurs when there is a benefit to a third party that is not involved in…

Q: Suppose that each gallon of gasoline purchased causes $0.50 of external damage on society due to…

A: Marginal private cost: It refers to the change in total cost of producer that occur because of the…

Q: Suppose that Sony's R&D investment in digital devices has increased profits by 20%. Is this a…

A: An externality occurs when the consequences of an economic transaction are borne by a third party…