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In case of a negative externality, how would the equilibrium price and output in the market compare to the socially optimal price and output? A. Higher; less than B. Lower; less than C. Higher; more than D. Lower; more than

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          In case of a negative externality, how would the equilibrium price and output in the market compare to the socially optimal price and output?
A.	Higher; less than
B.	Lower; less than
C.	Higher; more than
D.	Lower; more than

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Principles of Microeconomics

N. GREGORY MANKIW 8th Edition

Chapter 10

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In case of a negative externality, how would the equilibrium price and output in the market compare to the socially optimal price and output? A. Higher; less than B. Lower; less than C. Higher; more than D. Lower; more than