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In the figure given below,D1 and S1 are the private demand and supply curves,of a commodity produced by a competitive firm.S2 reflects the social marginal cost of production,while S0 represents the external marginal cost. In the figure given below,D<sub>1</sub> and S<sub>1</sub> are the private demand and supply curves,of a commodity produced by a competitive firm.S<sub>2</sub> reflects the social marginal cost of production,while S<sub>0</sub> represents the external marginal cost.   -Refer to Figure 20-1.If the government levies a tax of $28 per unit of output,then: A) the marginal social benefit will exceed the marginal social cost and the good will be underproduced. B) marginal social cost will exceed the marginal social benefit and the good will be underproduced. C) marginal social benefit will exceed the marginal social cost and the good will be overproduced. D) marginal social cost will exceed the marginal social benefit and the good will be overproduced.
-Refer to Figure 20-1.If the government levies a tax of $28 per unit of output,then:

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