Suppose the government imposes a quota restricting the production of apples to an amount less than the
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Suppose the government imposes a quota restricting the production of apples to an amount less than the competitive market equilibrium quantity. Illustrate this situation on a production possibilities curve for fig leaves and apples and explain which condition for efficiency is violated.
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In this case the Edgeworth Box is actually a line because there is only one good on the island The set of possible allocations is a straight line 100 units long Every allocation is Pareto efficient because the ...View the full answer
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