When the price of good X exceeds its marginal cost, how does society benefit?

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Increasing the selling price of good X.Reducing the quantity of good X produced.Expanding the production of good X.Raising the expenses involved in producing good X.

Explanation

If the price of good X (PX) is greater than its marginal cost (MCX), producing additional units of X creates a net benefit for society. This is because the value consumers place on the good exceeds the cost of producing it, so increasing production improves overall welfare.