What defines the socially optimal growth rate?

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No growth at allA decline in growthThe point where marginal social benefits equal marginal social costsThe level at which overall social costs are at their lowest

Explanation

The socially optimal growth rate occurs when the marginal social benefit matches the marginal social cost, ensuring resources are allocated efficiently. Zero or negative growth does not necessarily reflect optimality, and minimizing total social costs alone does not guarantee the best growth rate.