Economics · Externalities
A negative externality occurs when a third party suffers a cost that is not reflected in the market price. In such a case, compared to the social optimum, the market will produce:
- 1Too little output at too high a price
- 2The socially optimal output
- 3Too much output at too low a price✓
- 4Too little output at too low a price
Correct answer
Too much output at too low a price
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