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If Anthony instead maximized his profits by selling more output, then the social loss is less.  If Anthony sold four units at $8, then the social cost is very nearly $1 + $2 + $3 = $6.  The "very nearly" is so close to the number that we drop the "very nearly" and simply provide the number as the estimated social cost.
 
If Anthony instead maximized his profits by selling more output, then the social loss is less.  If Anthony sold four units at $8, then the social cost is very nearly $1 + $2 + $3 = $6.  The "very nearly" is so close to the number that we drop the "very nearly" and simply provide the number as the estimated social cost.
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