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Simon keeps hawks to show to tourists at his roadside attraction. Petra raises chickens nearby, and Simon's hawks keep away foxes that otherwise hunt Petra's chickens. The cost of raising hawks is given by cm) = 7h2 where h is the number of hawks. The for each hawk he keeps, Simon earns an additional revenue of $25. Petra's cost function of eggs is _ 2 6(6) 26 h where e is the number of dozens of eggs she produces. The price of a dozen eggs is $7. The socially optimal production of hawks and eggs are: [1 = 5 and 6:30 What is the appropriate tax on hawks to induce the social efficient amount of eggs?