An economy has two agents and and two goods and ; both agents treat the goods as perfect complements. The total endowment is . Which of the following allocations is not Pareto optimal?
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An economy has two agents and and two goods and ; both agents treat the goods as perfect complements. The total endowment is . Which of the following allocations is not Pareto optimal?
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An economy has two agents A and B and two goods x and y; both agents treat the goods as perfect complements. The total endowment is (4,2). Which of the following allocations is not Pareto optimal? (A) A gets (1,1) and B gets (1,1) (B) A gets (2,1) and B gets (3/2,1) (C) A gets (1/2,3/2) and B gets (3,1/2) (D) A gets (3,2) and B gets (0,0)
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This question is on Pareto efficiency and Pareto improvements, part of Welfare economics and social choice in Microeconomics.
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