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Pollution from the bright city lights makes it nearly impossible to stargaze within a city setting. In the graph, the supply curve reects the private marginal cost of producing electricity, and the demand curve reects the private marginal benets of each kilowatt-hour (kWh) of electricity used in city lighting. Suppose the external cost for an additional kilowatt-hour increases by half a cent for every kilowatt-hour generated. Drag the endpoints of the line labeled Social cost to indicate the social cost [private cost and external cost) curve for electricity. Next, place the shape labelled DWL on the graph to indicate the deadweight loss from the negative externality at the market outcome. 45 - 0. Social Cost Price of electricity {cents per kilowatt-hour) {It 5 1G 15 20 25 3O 35 40 45 50 Quantity of electricity (kilowattbouts}