1.4 Negative externalities lead economies to produce too much output. What happens in the case of positive...
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1.4 Negative externalities lead economies to produce “too much” output. What happens in the case of positive externalities like vaccinations? What kinds of policies can be used to reach optimum output when there are positive externalities? Draw a diagram to explain your answer.
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The Economics Of Health And Health Care
ISBN: 9781032309866
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Authors: Sherman Folland; Allen C. Goodman; Miron Stano; Shooshan Danagoulian
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