The Significance of the Second Fundamental Theorem of Welfare Economics

question 12

Multiple Choice

The significance of the Second Fundamental Theorem of Welfare Economics is that:

• A)even if the economy is in competitive general equilibrium, significant intervention will be required to bring about economic efficiency.
• B)there is a possibility that an economy could simultaneously attain an efficient allocation and one in which the resulting distribution of utility is in some sense equitable.
• C)Even though households and firms behave independently and each pursues its own self-interest, the resulting equilibrium is efficient in the sense that it exploits all possible mutually beneficial gains from trade or from reallocation of inputs.
• D)resources are scarce in the economy and so must be managed for the long term.

Comprehend advanced wheel and tire maintenance practices, including balancing and adjustment methods.

Understand the advantages of using nitrogen in tires over traditional air.

Identify common causes of articulated vehicle component failures and their remedies.

Evaluate effective methods for balancing wheel and axle ends to improve vehicle performance.

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