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1 markMicroeconomics › Welfare economics and social choice › Compensation criteria and welfare measuresModerateabout 2 min

JNU SSS 2019 Question 34: Welfare economics and social choice

Match the Match the items given in List – B with those in List – A

List – A : I. A double Kaldor-Hicks Test, II. Compensation Principle, III. Social Welfare Function, IV. Impossibility theorem

List – B : 1. A. Bergson, 2. K.J. Arrow, 3. T. Scitovsky, 4. Kaldor-Hicks

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This question is on Compensation criteria and welfare measures, part of Welfare economics and social choice in Microeconomics.

Judging policy changes by whether winners could compensate losers.

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