The marginal social benefit received from pollution is equal to its marginal social cost in the market for highly polished ceramic. In this situation:

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When the marginal social benefit of pollution equals its marginal social cost, it indicates that the level of pollution is socially optimal. This means that the costs and benefits to society are balanced, and any deviation from this level would either reduce societal well-being (if pollution increased) or not fully utilize the benefits that some level of pollution can provide (if pollution decreased).

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