A social welfare function
A) can never be derived numerically.
B) is a function that shows that the utilities of society are incorporated into society's well-being.
C) is a function made by the Department of Welfare.
D) all of these answers are correct.
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Q5: Points on the utility possibilities curve are
A)inefficient.
B)not
Q6: The First Fundamental Theorem of Welfare Economics
Q7: The Edgeworth Box should
A)never touch the production
Q9: The utility possibilities curve is derived from
Q11: A public good is
A)always provided by the
Q12: Movement from an inefficient allocation to an
Q13: An example of an activity that generates
Q14: The marginal rate of substitution is
A)the slope
Q15: The absolute value of the slope of
Q16: When the First Fundamental Theorem of Welfare
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