From society's perspective,in the presence of a supply-side market failure,the last unit of a good produced typically:

A) generates more of a benefit than it costs to produce.
B) produces a benefit exactly equal to the cost of producing the last unit.
C) maximizes the net benefit to society.
D) costs more to produce than it provides in benefits.

Supply-Side Market Failure

A situation where the production of a good or service results in unaccounted external costs, leading to overproduction and inefficiencies in the market.

Net Benefit

The total positive outcomes minus the total costs associated with a decision or action.

Society's Perspective

A viewpoint considering the collective interests, welfare, and impact on the wider community or society as a whole.