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Given the $300 cost per person of each public good, what are adams’ net benefits for each public good individually?
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Given the $300 cost per person of each public good, what are adams’ net benefits for each public good individually?

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The net benefits of each public good will be the total cost of the project minus the $300 cost per person. If the project costs 600$ the net benefits for each public good will be $300. $600(total cost) - $300(cost per person) = $300(net benefits)
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