​Hard Constraints Can Be Violated, If Necessary

question 43

True/False

​Hard constraints can be violated, if necessary

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Definitions:

Net Welfare Loss

Describes the reduction in social welfare, often resulting from inefficiencies such as taxes, subsidies, tariffs, or monopolies, which distort market equilibrium.

Tariff

A tax imposed by a government on goods and services imported from other countries to protect domestic industries from foreign competition.

Restrictions

Limitations or constraints imposed on activities, actions, or movements, often by laws, regulations, or policies.

Government Revenue

The income received by the government from taxes, fees, fines, and other sources.