Asked 62 times in 6 exams across 22 years. Newest first.
Practise Welfare economics and social choice, easy to hard →
What it means for an allocation to be efficient, checked in exchange economies and other settings.
When competitive markets deliver efficient outcomes and how transfers can reach any efficient outcome.
Judging policy changes by whether winners could compensate losers.
Social welfare functions and social choice
Combining individual preferences into social judgements, and the limits of doing so.