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Consider a product (say, tulip bulbs) that generates positive externalities when it is consumed (other people enjoy looking at the tulips). In this case,
◦ at the market equilibrium, the price is too high to be allocatively efficient.
◦ the government could tax the production of this good to improve efficiency.
◦ too few tulips will be produced and consumed unless external benefits are internalized.
◦ at market equilibrium, the marginal social benefit is less than the marginal cost of producing the last unit.
◦ at the market equilibrium, the output would be greater than the socially optimal amount.
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