The Difference Between the Marginal Social Cost Curve and the Marginal

question 228

Multiple Choice

The difference between the marginal social cost curve and the marginal cost of production curve is the:

• A)additional cost of producing an additional good.
• B)marginal external cost.
• C).producer's supply curve.
• D)marginal external benefit.

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