Color Mate Inc., a company that produces interior and wall paints, dumps its chemical waste in a river. Which of the following is likely to be true in this case?

• The social cost of the company is higher than the private cost, and the equilibrium quantity of paints produced is less than the social optimum.

• The social cost of the company is lower than the private cost, and the equilibrium quantity of paints produced is less than the social optimum.

• The social cost of the company is higher than the private cost, and the equilibrium quantity of paints produced is larger than the social optimum.

• The social cost of the company is lower than the private cost, and the equilibrium quantity of paints produced is larger than the social optimum.