Refer to Figure 4. Suppose there is a $30 external benefit associated with the production of this good. How many of the following policies lead to the efficient outcome?
• A $60 price floor
• A $30 price ceiling
• A $30 tax on consumers
• A $30 subsidy to consumers
a) None of these policies lead to the efficient outcome.
b) 1 of these policies leads to the efficient outcome.
c) 2 of these policies lead to the efficient outcome.
d) 3 of these policies lead to the efficient outcome.
Homework Answers
Option B
Explanation: $30 subsidy on consumers would result in socially optimal quantity.
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