According to the diagram below, If the steel firm produces the amount of steel it considers appropriate to maximize its profits, what level of output will it produce? Figure 1503 Marginal benefit & cost ($) Marginal cost (social) P. Marginal cost (private) E Marginal benefit (private/social) QQ Q Amount of steel Q3 O Q1 O Q2

According to the diagram below, If the steel firm produces the amount of steel it considers appropriate to maximize its profits, what level of output will it produce? Figure 1503 Marginal benefit & cost ($) Marginal cost (social) P. Marginal cost (private) E Marginal benefit (private/social) QQ Q Amount of steel Q3 O Q1 O Q2

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