At what point is the ideal quantity of public goods supplied, based on society's total willingness to pay per unit?

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The variable cost incurred in producing the goodThe average expense involved in making the goodThe additional cost of producing one more unit of the goodThe overall cost required to produce the good

Explanation

The efficient provision of public goods occurs when the total willingness to pay by society for an additional unit matches the marginal cost of producing that unit. This ensures resources are allocated optimally without overproduction or underproduction.