Points on a utility possibility curve represent:
A) a given distribution of well-being between two persons.
B) an efficient allocation of resources.
C) the maximum well-being of any one person, given the resources available and the well-being of another person.
D) all of these are correct.
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Q18: Points lying below a utility possibility curve
Q19: Efficient outcomes are often viewed as inequitable.
Q20: The normative approach to public finance prescribes
Q21: Positive economics is:
A)an equity-based approach in which
Q22: If efficiency has been attained,
A)it will be
Q24: Pareto efficiency between two consumers is achieved:
A)only
Q25: If the marginal social benefit of a
Q26: If the efficient output of a good
Q27: Diamonds are sold by a monopoly firm
Q28: If a government desires to increase production
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