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Assume the market is in equilibrium and there's no government intervention. Match these statements. With negative externalities in consumption With negative externalities in production the equilibrium quantity is larger than the efficient outcome the equilibrium quantity is equal to the efficient outcome the equilibrium quantity is smaller than the efficient outcome With positive externalities in consumption With positive externalities in production In the absence of externalities

          Assume the market is in equilibrium and there's no government intervention. Match these statements.
With negative externalities in consumption
With negative externalities in production
the equilibrium quantity is larger than the efficient outcome
the equilibrium quantity is equal to the efficient outcome
the equilibrium quantity is smaller than the efficient outcome
With positive externalities in consumption
With positive externalities in production
In the absence of externalities

Assume the market is in equilibrium and there's no government intervention. Match these statements.
With negative externalities in consumption
With negative externalities in production
the equilibrium quantity is larger than the efficient outcome
the equilibrium quantity is equal to the efficient outcome
the equilibrium quantity is smaller than the efficient outcome
With positive externalities in consumption
With positive externalities in production
In the absence of externalities

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Principles of Economics

Gregory Mankiw 8th Edition

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Assume the market is in equilibrium and there's no government intervention. Match these statements. With negative externalities in consumption With negative externalities in production the equilibrium quantity is larger than the efficient outcome the equilibrium quantity is equal to the efficient outcome the equilibrium quantity is smaller than the efficient outcome With positive externalities in consumption With positive externalities in production In the absence of externalities