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  -The table above provides information about the marginal private benefit of education. The marginal private cost, which also equals the marginal social cost, of educating a student is $16,000 per year and does not change as more students are educated. There is an external benefit from education that is equal to $12,000 per student year and does not change as more students are educated. If the market for education is competitive and unregulated, the equilibrium quantity of education will be ________ and the tuition will be ________. A)  20,000 student-years; $20,000 B)  40,000 student-years; $16,000 C)  60,000 student-years; $12,000 D)  80,000 student-years; $8,000
-The table above provides information about the marginal private benefit of education. The marginal private cost, which also equals the marginal social cost, of educating a student is $16,000 per year and does not change as more students are educated. There is an external benefit from education that is equal to $12,000 per student year and does not change as more students are educated. If the market for education is competitive and unregulated, the equilibrium quantity of education will be ________ and the tuition will be ________.

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