An Allocation of Goods Across People Such That There Are

question 33

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An allocation of goods across people such that there are no other feasible allocations that could make all agents better off-or all agents equally well off and at least one strictly better off-than the proposed allocation is called an Edgeworth-optimal (efficient) allocation.

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