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So here we have to draw a externality situation, right? so i'm going to start by doing exactly what they say in drawing a market, which is a relationship between quantity and price.
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We have a demand for alcohol.
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We have a supply for alcohol, right? this is the market for alcohol.
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And the key thing here is costs on others, right? that's basically what the question says.
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So if we think of the supply curve, the social cost curve should be higher, right? the social cost curve is greater than the supply curve, right? so this gap here reflects those costs.
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So there's the cost of supplying alcohol, which is one curve.
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And then the next curve, the social cost curve says, well, beyond the cost of supplying, there are these extra costs associated with.
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It, right? so the market equilibrium, right, is going to be here, right? this is going to be the quantity in the market and the price in the market, right? so the black is the market equilibrium...