What areas in the above graph represent the tax revenue from a Pigovian tax that internalizes the negative Price, Social Marginal Cost A Supply externality? В EiF IG D Demand Quantity A+B+C O D+E O D+E+F+G O D+E+F+G+H O None of the above

What areas in the above graph represent the tax revenue from a Pigovian tax that internalizes the negative Price, Social Marginal Cost A Supply externality? В EiF IG D Demand Quantity A+B+C O D+E O D+E+F+G O D+E+F+G+H O None of the above

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