If Consumer Tastes Are Quasilinear -- and Ignoring the Possibility

question 8

True/False

If consumer tastes are quasilinear -- and ignoring the possibility of corner solutions and violations of the conditions of the first welfare theorem, the competitive market production level of the quasilinear good will be the same as that chosen by a social planner whose goal includes (but is not necessarily limited to) efficiency.

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