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Suppose that the marginal private benefit of a new vaccine could be measured as Suppose that the marginal private benefit of a new vaccine could be measured as   Suppose that the marginal social benefit could be measured as   Suppose that the private marginal cost curve could be measured as   If there is no subsidy in this market, A)  society will over-consume this product by 2 units. B)  society will over-consume this product by 1 unit. C)  society will under-consume this product by 2 units. D)  society will under-consume this product by 1 unit. Suppose that the marginal social benefit could be measured as Suppose that the marginal private benefit of a new vaccine could be measured as   Suppose that the marginal social benefit could be measured as   Suppose that the private marginal cost curve could be measured as   If there is no subsidy in this market, A)  society will over-consume this product by 2 units. B)  society will over-consume this product by 1 unit. C)  society will under-consume this product by 2 units. D)  society will under-consume this product by 1 unit. Suppose that the private marginal cost curve could be measured as Suppose that the marginal private benefit of a new vaccine could be measured as   Suppose that the marginal social benefit could be measured as   Suppose that the private marginal cost curve could be measured as   If there is no subsidy in this market, A)  society will over-consume this product by 2 units. B)  society will over-consume this product by 1 unit. C)  society will under-consume this product by 2 units. D)  society will under-consume this product by 1 unit. If there is no subsidy in this market,


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