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In a market economy, products yielding external benefits tend to be

In a market economy, products yielding external benefits tend to be
A) underproduced, because consumers consider only private benefits.
B) underproduced, because they generally cannot be sold at a profit.
C) overproduced, because they are extremely attractive to consumers.
D) overproduced, because they are a prime candidate for government taxation.
E) produced in the proper amount, unlike products yielding external costs.

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