The Second Theorem of Welfare Economics States That

question 4

Multiple Choice

The Second Theorem of Welfare Economics states that:

• A)all Walrasian equilibria are also social welfare maxima.
• B)social welfare maxima will usually be Pareto inefficient.
• C)any social welfare maximum can be a Walrasian equilibrium with suitable transfers of initial endowments.
• D)all Pareto optimal allocations are social welfare maxima.

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Environmental Mercury

Mercury in the environment that can come from natural and anthropogenic sources, posing risks to wildlife and humans.

Fluorescent Light Tubes

Light sources that operate by exciting mercury vapor, which in turn produces short-wave ultraviolet light that causes a phosphor coating on the inside of the tube to glow.

Nutrient Inputs

The addition of essential nutrients into an ecosystem, naturally or through human intervention, to support the growth of its living organisms.

Organism

A living entity characterized by the capacity for metabolism, growth, reaction to stimuli, and reproduction.