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When externality doesn't take into account MC=MPC i.e Q+30
This represents the supply curve equation . When Q=0 , MPC=30.
Market demand , P=60-Q
When Q=0, P=60
At equilibrium P=MPC
60-Q= Q+30
2Q = 30
Q =15 units (equilibrium quantity)
P= 60-Q
P= 60-15 = $ 45 (Equilibrium price)
Consumer surplus is the triangle area above $45 and below the demand curve.
CS= (0.5)(60-45)(15)= $ 112.5
Producer surplus is the triangle area above the supply curve and below $45.
PS = (0.5)(45-30)(15) = $ 112.5
Total surplus = CS + PS = $ (112.5 +112.5)= $ 225
Hence, option(B) is correct.
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