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Total Surplus

Deadweight Loss: How to Calculate, Example

Updated on April 10, 2022 by Ahmad Nasrudin

Deadweight Loss How to Calculate Example

What's it: Deadweight loss is the loss of surplus by producers or consumers because the market is in disequilibrium. These losses reduce the

Topic: Deadweight Loss, Total Surplus Category: Introduction to Economics

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