Solve for competitive equilibrium and pareto optimality

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Given the consumer maximizing problem subjest to consumption, the firm's maximizing problem subject to revenue as a function of labour demand, and the government's budget as G=T. how do solve for competitive equilibrium and pareto optimality when there is an externality affecting consumption?

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