Answer: False
Explanation: The marginal social benefit curve defines the benefits society get from the production of an additional unit. It occurs when consumers are the only group deriving benefit from a product and the steepness of the curve shows the increasing or decreasing benefits derived; describes the net social value of any product, activity or service. When the curve is relatively steep but there exists uncertainty about the marginal social benefit curve, a dead weight loss is created which is the same for price and quantity instruments.