A government program is deemed attractive when beneficiaries could fully compensate losers and still receive positive net benefit according to the:

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The correct answer is the potential Pareto improvement criterion, which suggests a situation where the benefits to those who gain from a policy are large enough that they could theoretically compensate those who lose out and still retain some benefit. This does not require actual compensation to take place, just the potential for it, distinguishing it from the Pareto optimal criterion, which requires that no one can be made better off without making someone else worse off.

A Government Program Is Deemed Attractive When Beneficiaries Could Fully