A cake has to be distributed between two persons and . Among the following, which one is not an efficient distribution of the cake (under the standard assumption that 'more is better' for any person)?
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A cake has to be distributed between two persons and . Among the following, which one is not an efficient distribution of the cake (under the standard assumption that 'more is better' for any person)?
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A cake has to be distributed between two persons A and B. Among the following, which one is not an efficient distribution of the cake (under the standard assumption that 'more is better' for any person)? (A) A gets the whole cake (B) B gets the whole cake (C) A gets 0·45 and B gets 0·55 portion of the cake (D) A gets 0·45 and B gets 0·45 portion of the cake
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This question is on Pareto efficiency and Pareto improvements, part of Welfare economics and social choice in Microeconomics.
What it means for an allocation to be efficient, checked in exchange economies and other settings.
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