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  -In the above figure,   represents the supply curve which includes private costs, and   is the supply curve which includes social costs. If the firm is producing a product that has external costs that the firm does NOT have to pay, what will be the equilibrium price and quantity? A)    ,   B)    ,   C)    ,   D)    ,
-In the above figure,   -In the above figure,   represents the supply curve which includes private costs, and   is the supply curve which includes social costs. If the firm is producing a product that has external costs that the firm does NOT have to pay, what will be the equilibrium price and quantity? A)    ,   B)    ,   C)    ,   D)    ,  represents the supply curve which includes private costs, and   -In the above figure,   represents the supply curve which includes private costs, and   is the supply curve which includes social costs. If the firm is producing a product that has external costs that the firm does NOT have to pay, what will be the equilibrium price and quantity? A)    ,   B)    ,   C)    ,   D)    ,  is the supply curve which includes social costs. If the firm is producing a product that has external costs that the firm does NOT have to pay, what will be the equilibrium price and quantity?

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