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What does social efficiency require regarding pollution?
Social efficiency requires regulated levels of pollution, not complete eradication.
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What is the socially efficient level of output (Q1)?
The level where marginal social cost equals marginal benefit, balancing environmental impact.
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How does a pollution tax influence the supply curve?
A pollution tax shifts the supply curve upward, raising marginal costs for firms.
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Why might firms and consumers lobby against pollution taxes?
Due to concerns over profit margins and price increases.
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What are marginal external costs?
The additional costs imposed on society per unit of pollution; increases with production quantity.
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What is the impact of implementing a pollution tax?
It leads to a new equilibrium price (P1) and output (Q1) that accounts for external costs.
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What is Nash Equilibrium in game theory?
A stable state where no player can gain by changing their strategy if other players keep theirs unchanged.
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What does the carbon tax in Canada aim to achieve?
To reduce greenhouse gas emissions by making fossil fuel use more expensive.
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What happens to market efficiency with trading pollution permits?
It allows firms that can reduce pollution easily to sell their permits to those with higher reduction costs.
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What is Perfect Price Discrimination?
When a firm charges every consumer their individual marginal willingness to pay, capturing all consumer surplus as producer surplus.