An idea has high commercial value when the innovator's (commercial) share is large and an idea has high social value when the consumer's (society's) share m is large. Recall that a + m + | = 1. For simplicity, suppose for this question that I = 0 and R = T. Using our discussion and graph of which ideas should be invested in (efficiency) versus those that will be invested in by a profit- maximizing innovator, what will happen to ideas with high social value but little commercial value when relying solely on private innovation by profit-maximizers? What does this outcome suggest regarding public (government) and nonprofit investment in innovation (e.g. should the government / nonprofits target specific types of ideas)? Provide a real-world example of such an innovation.