Sellers may choose not to sell in certain markets if:

there are technological spillovers in the production of a good.

the social cost of production exceeds the private cost of production.

it is possible to practice price discrimination against customers.

the social cost of production is lower than the private cost of production.

buyers are unable to perceive the high quality of their goods.

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Rigoberto Vazquez

29 July, 06:08

Sellers may choose not to sell in certain markets if:

there are technological spillovers in the production of a good.

the social cost of production exceeds the private cost of production.

it is possible to practice price discrimination against customers.

the social cost of production is lower than the private cost of production.

buyers are unable to perceive the high quality of their goods.

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Derek Wise · Answer 1

the social cost of production exceeds the private cost of production.

Explanation:

The cost of natural resources for which the firms are not required to pay, for example, river, lake, atmosphere, etc. The use of public utility services such as roadways, drainage systems, etc. The cost of 'disutility' created through pollution (air, water, noise, environment).