1) A society where one person has all the cookies and everyone else has none is...
1) A society where one person has all the cookies and everyone else has none is Pareto efficient.
a. True
b. False
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Ans.
This statement is false. Correct answer is option b.
- Pareto efficiency is the point at which an economy has its assets and merchandise dispensed to the most extreme degree of efficiency, and no change can be exacerbated without making somebody off.
- Unadulterated Pareto efficiency exists just in principle however the economy can advance toward Pareto efficiency.
- Even if theoretically we assume , if there were perfect competitive firms and assets were utilized to their most extreme productive limit, at that point everybody would be at their best quality of living, or Pareto efficiency.
- In this statement one person has all the cookies does not signify that the person having will be most efficient use of the cookies. Therefore the facts don’t justify the pareto efficiency.
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