The demand for nonmarket action is derived from the distributive consequences of an alternative. Which of the following measures the distributive consequences for consumers?

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Prices, qualities, and availability of goods and services directly impact the access and benefits consumers receive from the market. Any changes in these factors can lead to distributive consequences, making it an important measure of consumer welfare. Jobs and wages (choice B) are more relevant for the labor market, while sales and profits (choice C) and market value (choice D) are measures of business performance rather than distributive consequences for consumers.

The Demand for Nonmarket Action Is Derived from the Distributive