How would we incorporate the social benefits of a positive externality into a supply-and demand graph?...
How would we incorporate the social benefits of a positive externality into a supply-and demand graph?
a. Subtracting the benefits from the demand curve
b. Adding the benefits to the supply curve
c. Subtracting the benefits from the supply curve
d. Adding the benefits to the demand curve
Homework Answers
we incorporate the social benefits of a positive externality into a supply-and demand graph as follows:-
- Adding the benefits to the demand curve
option(D)
Social value = private value(demand curve)+external cost of a positive externality
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_______.
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