Marginal Abatement Cost ($1000/week) Emissions (tons/week)

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Marginal Abatement Cost ($1000/week) Emissions (tons/week) Firm A Firm B 12 11 1 2 10 4 9 3 6 8 7 5 14 20 25 31 38 24 58 94 70 160 If neither source makes effort to control emissions they will each emit 12 tons/week. Firms A and B have different costs of abating emissions.

Marginal Abatement Cost ($1000/week) Emissions (tons/week) Firm A Firm B 12 11 1 2 10 4 9 3 6 8 7 5 14 20 25 31 38 24 58 94 70 160 What is the marginal cost to Firm A eliminating the 3rd ton/week? What is the total cost to A of eliminating 3 tons? What is the marginal cost to Firm B eliminating the 3rd ton/week? What is the total cost to B of eliminating 3 tons? What could be causing the difference in abatement costs between the firms?

Marginal Abatement Cost ($1000/week) Emissions (tons/week) Firm A Firm B 12 11 1 2 10 4 9 3 6 8 7 5 14 20 25 31 38 24 58 94 70 160 Suppose public policy calls for total emissions to fall by half What is total cost if each firm moved from 12 tons/week to 6 tons/week? More efficient socially to assign abatement for marginal ton to firm that can do it using fewer scarce resources Point where total abatement equals 12 tons and marginal abatement costs equal. Calculate the total cost across firms if allocation of pollution abatement is at the point where marginal abatement costs equal.