Multiple Choice
If once vaccinated, a person cannot catch a cold or give a cold to someone else, the marginal social benefit resulting from consumption of the vaccine:
A) exceeds the marginal benefit received by consumers of the vaccine.
B) equals the marginal social cost of producing the vaccine in a competitive equilibrium.
C) equals the marginal benefit received by consumers of the vaccine in a competitive equilibrium.
D) is less than the marginal benefit received by consumers of the vaccine.
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