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Score: 0 of 2 pts 4 of 11 (3 complete) HW Score: 19.23%, 5 of 26 Concept: Social Benefit Question Help Writing in the New York Times, Michael Lewis argues: "Good new technologies are a bit like good new roads: Their social benefits far exceed what any one person or company can get paid for creating them." Source: Michael Lewis, "In defense of the Boom," New York Times, October 27, 2002. Does this observation justify the government subsidizing the production of new technologies? O A. Yes. When marginal social benefits are positive, subsidies can increase output to achieve efficient outcomes. O B. Yes. When marginal social benefits exceed marginal private benefits, subsidies can decrease output to achieve efficient outcomes. O C. No. When marginal social benefits exceed marginal private benefits, taxes can increase output to achieve efficient outcomes. O D. Yes. When marginal private benefits exceed marginal social benefits, subsidies can increase output to achieve efficient outcomes. O E. Yes. When marginal social benefits exceed marginal private benefits, subsidies can increase output to achieve efficient outcomes