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Humans add to nitrogen fixation in two major ways.These are
Marginal Social Benefit
The additional benefit to society as a whole from producing one extra unit of a good or service.
Optimal Quantity
The amount of a product or service that maximizes efficiency, balancing costs and benefits to achieve the best possible outcome.
Optimal Tax Rate
The tax rate that efficiently balances revenue generation for government purposes with minimal economic distortion or disincentive for economic activity.
Marginal Social Benefit
The increased value to society resulting from the consumption or production of one more unit of a good or service.
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