The Equivalent Variation for an Increase in the Price of a Good

question 67

Multiple Choice

The Equivalent Variation for an increase in the price of a good is

• A)the reduction in a consumer's income necessary to harm the consumer by as much as the price increase.
• B)the increase in a consumer's income necessary to eliminate the consumer's harm from a price increase.
• C)the change in consumer surplus resulting from a price increase.
• D)the amount of money a consumer would accept to be subject to a price increase.

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