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In Figure 24.1, total profit is represented by the area
Deadweight Loss
An economic inefficiency arising when the balance for a product or service fails to be attained or is unattainable.
Tax
A necessary financial assessment or some other type of taxation levied upon a taxpayer by a government entity, intended to fund the expenditure of government and various allotments for public services.
Consumer Surplus
The distance between the total consumers are ready to contribute financially to a good or service and what they eventually pay.
Deadweight Loss
A shortfall in economic optimization that occurs when the balance for a good or service is missed or impossible to hit.
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