Firm 's output creates a benefit of INR for and a cost of INR for per unit. 's cost is , and the market price is INR . The difference between the socially optimal output and the private profit-maximising output of (in INR) is ________ (in integer).
Firm 's output creates a benefit of INR for and a cost of INR for per unit. 's cost is , and the market price is INR . The difference between the socially optimal output and the private profit-maximising output of (in INR) is ________ (in integer).
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Firm X 's output creates a benefit of INR 700 for Y and a cost of INR 300 for Z per unit. X 's cost is C(Q_X)=2Q_X²+10, and the market price is INR 1600. The difference between the socially optimal output and the private profit-maximising output of X (in INR) is (in integer).
Also written as: Firm X 's output creates a benefit of INR 700 for Y and a cost of INR 300 for Z per unit. X 's cost is C(Q_X)=2Q_X^2+10, and the market price is INR 1600. The difference between the socially optimal output and the private profit-maximising output of X (in INR) is (in integer).
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